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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 10, 1977
VOL. H, HO. lt, 2 SICTIOMS, H ~AOll
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15.2 Billion Mesa TrBUer Burns
State Budget
16 Cling I
To .Stern '
. Accents Relief
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
und Brown Jr. today un-
iled a $15.2 billion state spend•
plan that promises hundreds
millions or dollars in the com-
g year for tax relief, local
ools and new prisons.
The De mocratic governor
kecf for a Sl.9·billion i.iu:rease
er the current year, a record
ding boost.
·But he was stingy in proposed
wity Deputy,
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fies Lawsuit
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
O!l ... Oally P'li.4~
pay raises for state workers and
in ma1t department budgets.
No new state or local taxes are
proposed.
School support would be in·
creased by $290 mlllloa, t.o $3.2
billion, with most. of it. goin1 to
low.wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be in-
creased six percenL Judges and state college pro-
f esssors fare poorly in Brown's
plan. It. offers raises cl five per.
cent for most. state employes, 2.2
percent for state college pro-
fessors, and nolb.ing fOI' judges.
Suburban homeowners and
elderly renten stand t.o gain the
most in a "81)-million tax relief
plan. ll contains tax rebates of $S6
to $700 each for 1.9 millloo of
California 's 3.8 mlllioo
homeowners and rebates of $U to
$288 each for up to 416,000 elderly
renters.
Lawyers r epresenting an
ange County Shenffs deputy
pHalized last month with the
ged Ill effects of a swine nu
said today a Sl million claim
been filed against the federal
ernment.
The claim cont.ends that Clif-
rd Deller , 31, of Anaheim,
t 14 days in Canyon General
pital with an extremely high
fever and temporary paralysis of
bis arms and legs.
Brown earmarked SIM.2 million
to build one or more new prisons
in Southern California, $220. 7
million for construction of. other
st.ate buildings and $4.7 mllllon
"t.o nurture and support the many
sprouts of creativity atruallng
iuougbout.~&e'' wither.ants
to California artists.
Costa Mesa firefi&.hters extinguish $5,000
blaze in mobile home at 2060 Newport
Blvd. early this morning. Herman Darby,
70, who lives alone in the trailer, suffered
burns over 20 percent of his body and was
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in critical condition today at the UC
Irvine Medical Center bum ward. Fire in·
spectors said the blaze at the Starlite
Trailer Park was ignited by smoking in
bed or a faulty electric blanket.
Sinatra Mom
1 Dick Pacelli, a member of the
Tustin law firm involved in the
ac:tion, said the claim document.
had been mailed Saturday to the
D.S. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
An HEW spokesman in Los
Aaaeles said the claim was ex·
peeled to arrive today but there· .+ould be no comment on its con-
tator allegation.
"lt. Ls a program that. is am-
bitious, but it is possible, .. the
38-year-old governor said ot the
third budget proposal of. hia era·
of-limits adminialraUon.
''The important concept is that
this budget. does not call on the
people of this state for any new
general t.ax increase, and it does
so despite the fact that. it includes
a proposal for majorpi:opertyt.ax
relief of close to bill a billion
Recovery Teams
Cull Plane Debris
Pacelll's law firm was,rdained
tiy the Orange County Deputy
9*riff's AssocaUon 0n behalf of J>eDer. .
According to Pacelli, Deller
WIS given the swlne flu shot
whtle on the job Friday, Dec. 3. "He fell wheezy over the
weekend but reported for his re-
aular shift the followin.e .Mon-a.1." Pacelli said. "At4 a.m. the next morning be ·awoke with
cb11Ja and a tOS·degreefever."
Aecording to Pacelli the depu·
ty •as treated by paramedics
llllll taken to the hospJtal. where
bsran a high fever for fl" days
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.doHars," be said. ·
''Tbisisaprogramthatdoesnot
call for new taxes this year next year, or lo the fore:seeablelut.ure
-given a commitmeot to self·
restralng on the part ot local gov· <See BUDGET, PqeA!)
M.4NY CtHLED;
ONE CHOSEN
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -
Reciovery teams tabored today to retrieve the r emains ol Frank
Sinatra's mother and three other
people and transport tbelD down
Southern California'• hi1best
peak t.o waitlnl famllles i.e.
Authoritlee •aid two .-mW~
helicopters alrll'fted 1J members
d the search and ~-.n to
a bmd·bewn Jancllnl lite carved
Jnto the 1ide ol Mt. &m-Oortonio
abaft tbe t,500-foot 19"1.
••1t•1 probabb' •obae to tea.the
"We were absolutely amazed better part, of the d_, to J'81DOv$ at the number of calls we re-the boclles ... aald Sm BernudiDo
celved. We were sorry to have to County Sbertt,.a J>eJ)ut.y )Jllte
giveupourRUt>PY. butbe~• Corctua ... The WHCkalt la
good home. spread outOYer :!°l.ards.'" '11lat'a tbe advertillnl succeaa He aafd tbe n "ma~~-
experleaced by a Newport Beach' old Natalie Sinatra IDd three
couple wbo placed ttUa dalaiQecl other croh victlml wW be flown
ad: tbe 2S mil• to P9lm Sorinl• llouds Dot North ExtePUonal P\lPP>' male Airport at &.be nqu.t ol. their
1enOe devoted· comp•· 1~~· .. __ ...__ no --' 1........:...
ByTlleAasoelatedPrea ~~ aboelt 10 wk.a~ ct~=;' ~~ .. a--...wora...!.":! A zone ot weak tow pressure --........ _, • ..,. _.._.,._ was aimed at Northern 11..,...•needtoflndanewhome· the4~ Of bllJDOther'1re-CaUfornia, poslnc the possiblllt:y w .... -1 •-'-maim. of Uebt showers Tuesday in the for • pet, tell 8'2-5178. t ~es A famtl1 1pok•man 1ald lat northern dlatricta. Otherwise; only • few words in the rilht· a(multaneou1 TOHl'f Mnlcea variable cloudiness will be the place. -and tbe "8bt place. :w111 M Mid for bw at 7:10 p.m.
ruJ ·-t r •lo. ......... A,. ot •"· aloq the Orance Coast la the Tueld•1 •t the St. Louil Catbollc e w mos 0 wO ...., ~ .._ • {'Daily Pilot. j :._..~W'Cb Jn .P~lm ~ -' at -
the Church of tbe Good Shepherd
In Beverb' Bilis, where. Danny
'l'bomu will live a euloa. Pullera( aet""v.lcu are IC!liledu.lel for noon wednelday at
the St. Louis Cburdl. wtUl '*lal to follow at Palm Sprln'& Cemet.q. • .
NUUe .. Dou1uSlaatni11Dq. time~ ucl two~ DMm• ~left.,..onat~n.tpt toLllV..-c.~....,..
lat• Mn. SUaatra ~·aed a.
watcb Iler loD'• opulnc at; ~·a Palaeellotel.
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'mJEJ'ES $IZ.4L
.flJ,500 COFFEE
COPENHAGEN. Delimaek'
(AP) -Tbley .. tempted lt1 ~ rWal coft•.,ttea baft atolm a";\Nik ~ 2,ut touodl ill eoffte wartb about ~ la u.. aonbsD town "' Aalborc, pollce uld today ••
Daniab coffee prk~ have Jumped from $1. 75 to $UO ln dMa
put19ar. I •t -l ......... .,,., -........
Man Arrested
In Kidnaping
Of Valley Girl
A 21-year-old W eat Covin.• m4ft ta In 'lrange Co~ty Jail tOday,
ebarfed with lddnaplng a 17·
year-old Fountain Valley girl
e.arly Sunday morning, police
aaid.
Daniel Jon Bosdanov wa8 ar·
~ at 4 a.m. Sunday after¥
~ly held the litl afllnst '1er 1'ill at the Royal suites
llotel, 901 Harbor BOWev~.
s.a&aAAa.
Ball for Bogdancw ·~ Mt at .000. .
Santa Au police dfbined the ·
suspect after t.be vidift) eaeapecs. l'ouDta1n VaUer poll~ ~ tbe auapect.
Tiie vidlm told police .... ""8t cm a.._ ,.W. the IUll)ec:t. When
.... • t toot ... t.o the mqWl
-edl1 held -ap1nlt ... • .. ,.aht, be bed ...
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Ill Storm
BULL~
GLOUCESTER, Mus. CAP) -
All American coastal oil twer
broke Ill two ha gale winds and bfP waves off Gloacester today
mad lta bow sectloa auk, &Ile
Cout Gaard said. Two c:rewmea
were reffaed from the sea and
six others clanf to the still·
noatlllg at.em section_ the Coast
Guard reported.
BOSTON <AP> -An American
coastal oil tanker that was carry
ing no cargo partially split apart
today ln stormy seas and is in
danger of sinking off Gloucester,
Mass.. the Coast Guard said.
Rescue vessels at. the scene were
trying to remove the tanker's
eight crewmen.
The Coast Guard initially re-
ported that. the 281·foot ship, the
Chester A. Poling, had broken in
two. A Coast Guard spokesman
in Bost.on said that report result·
ed from a misunderstanding of
the Paling's distress message.
When Coast Guard vessels ar-
rived at t.he s cene, t.he
spokesman said, they found the
ship had cracked and partially
split apart but. bad not broken in
two. The ship was owned by the Pol·
ing Transportation Corp. of New
York. A spokesman said all the
crewmen were American. The
Poling was t.ravelhig up the
Massachuseetts coast. to New•
ingt.on. N.H., when it broke up
about six miles east of Cape Ann.
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· 1be Coast Guard dispatched 1
two cutters and two amallel:'
vesaell to the acene.
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Co as('
Weat•er
Some low clouds near the
coast Tuesday, but most-
ly sunny. Highs in the eos.
Lows in tho 40s.
INSIDE T8DAY
Oaldan4 RoltW1i ""1w sdJat fk/fft# ta oU about bl the s..per Bowl. storv. AJZ. ·
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Monday January 10, 1917
. . Newport Pier .
Stand Falters
Newport Beach may have to
pay for remodeling tbe con-
cession stand on the Newport and
Balboa piers if the city council ls
going to get anyone to run the
stand.s.
Son's Life
Save~ Dad
Aids Alien
IMPERIAL BEACH (AP>
The father or a teen-ager whose
life wu saved by a Mexican
yoolh who risked arrest to do it
says be wiJl try to help Jose
Ruben Garibay.Canal become a
U.S. citizen.
It's not what Frank Pearce is
' hired to do. He's a U.S. Border
Patrol agent.
Jn the thick bushes or the Tia
Juana slough Saturday, Garibay
could see the United States and
feel safe at the same time.
The 15-year-old Mexican, ii-
.. legally over the border, also
could see a horse approaching.
Kevin Pearce, 14, was riding the
mare when she suddenly fell in a
rain-swollen pond.
The left leg or young Pearce
was pinned. From his hiding
place Garibay "waited briefly,"
he said later, then sloshed for 60
f eet through chest-high waler to
Pearce, who was struggling to
keep his head above water.
After pulling the American boy 11ree, Garibay joined Pearce in
·freeing the horse from the mud.
The two teen-agers then
•jumped on the mare's back and
·rode to Pearce's stables where
l<evin's mother was waiting. She
r took the two boys inside, washed
their clothes and red them.
The father. Frank Pearce, said
• of' young Garibay: "I couldn't
very well arrest him. Kevin owes
that boy a whole bunch, and so do
'We. The horse and our son could
Jtave drowned."
It wasn 'l a very hard choice,
Caribay said after the incident.
' •· 1 knew I would be caught ir t left
the bushes. I had to do it."
> Garibay told Pearce that along
1 'Nilh his mother and young sister
I lie has an application pending
, Wjth the American consul in Ti-
j uana. Mexico, ror resident alien
matu.s In the United States.
"His rather is a resident
, alien," Pearce said of the youth.
The pier stands which dis-
pensed bait, snacks and tackle
h•ve been closed since
December.
The city's problems with the
pier concessions began last Sep-
tember when the Phoenix family,
which has held the concession
lease for 61 years, not.ifled the ci-
ty t.bat it could not codtinue to
operate under the exi.stinc lease.
That lease, which had been re-
negotiated in February, 1976,
called for payment or either $600
a month or 10 percent of the mon-
thly fross, whichever.is greater.
Noel Phoenix told counc:ilmen
that he wanted the 10 percertt
provision dropped since it ate in·
to hla summer profits which be
needed to keep the conce5$ion 10-
ing through the winter month.s.
In addition, be a.sked the city to
tear down the stand on the
Newport Pier AAd build a new
one and completely replace the
uliUty lines serving both piers.
Instead, councilmen decided to
declare Phoenix in default of the
lease agreement and put the
lease out to bid.
One of the provisions of the bid
was that the concessionaire
would have to upgrade the two
stands.
The original deadline for bids
was Dec. 1, but that was moved
back to Dec . 27 to give prospec-
tive bidders lime to anaJyze the
two stands and the work needed for them.
Jn a m emo to the city council
last week, however, Bob Long, ad-
ministrative assistant to the city
manager, said that no bids have
been received.
Long said the only submittal on
the concessions bas ~ the let-
ter from the Phoenix family. He
said he contacted some of the
people who had expressed in-
terest in making a bid and he was
told they would only bid if the ci-
ty did the remodeling on the
stands.
Coun cilmen, who will discuss
the concessions at their meeting
tonight, have two options, ac-
cordit11 to Long.
they can either accept the
Phoenix offer, or they can reject
that offer and ask for a staff re·
port on the cost of improving the
two pier stands.
Councilmen will meet at 7:30
p.m. in their chambers at city
hall.
$-year Goals
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TANKER •••
Tbe report on the Polinf 1
brought to 10 the number of
tanker accidents in or near U.S .
waterways the past month. Eight
were Liberian-registered ships
and one was Panamanian.
The Coast Guard, meanwhile,
resumed tbe search today tor
survivors from the crew or 38
aboard the mlasing t~er Grand
1.enilh, possibly ror the last time.
Coast Guard Capt. ~a.rd
Hoyland, wbo has directed the
search since lt began "week aro.
said the effort wiU be halted "if
we get a decent search" and
nothing is found.
Hoyland said searches are
halted wbeo the COV4'f'Ue has
been so thorough the pr(Jbability
ol there being anything to Rnd is
minuscule.
"We're planning on five
airplanes, assuming they can get
airborne," he said of today's
search of 10,000 square miles of
the Atlantic east.southeast ot
Cape Cod ... They're atruggll.Qc
out there."
Another major winter storm,
the third lb less than two weeks
and the second in four days, pelt.
ed the mainland with anow today
and was moving into the search
area. The cutter Dallas, with a
helicopter on boar<it was in the
search area.
Terry and the Toddlers
E'r091PogeAI
MOTHER •••
But less than 10 minutes into the
half-hour fUght, the plane ap-
parently strayed off course and
slammed into Mt. SanGotgonioat
speeds upwards or 350 miles per
hour. The little jet hit at about the
9,000-foot point of Southern
Cahlornia 's highest peak, less
than 200 feel from the top o! a ridge.
Federal Aviation Administra-
tion officials said normal pro-
cedures would have taken the
plane about 45 miles from Mt. San·
Gorgonio, but that for some re-
ason, the Lear never made the
crucial tum away from the moun-tain.
The force of the crash ripped the
wings and tail section off the
plane, officials said, adding that
parts of bodies were found ln and
around the debris. Pieces of
clothing were found strewn in
trees around the crash site.
The bodies were pretty well dis·
membered," saJd San
Bernardino County Sheriff Frank
Bland. "There were no signs or
life .•. "
With Mrs. Sinatra aboard the
craft were the plane's pilot,
Donald J . Weter, 36, and co-pilot,
Jerold Foley, 43, both of Las
Vegas. Also killed was Mrs. An·
thony Carboni, long-timefriendof
Mrs. Sinatra's.
Striped, hooded terrycloth wraps keep
children warm after their daily exercise
in the children's pool of a nursery in
Torgau, East Germany .. Physical exercise
in the pool's warm waters is used when
cold weather keeps outdoor activities to a
minimum.
Clemente Jail
T11111ty Loses
Job Over Pot
San Clemente police said today
they've lost faith in Vivian Joe
Baca, a trusty who's been work-
ing ofr his debt to society after a
purse-snatching conviction by
cleaning up around city jail since
October.
Police said that on Saturday
night they sniffed an odor you're
not supposed to be able to sniff
around a police station, and
traced the scent of burning mari·
juana to Baca's cell.
They said a search of Baca, 24,
of Garden Grove, turned up a
partiaJJy s moked marijuana
cigarette and a glass vial con·
taining bits of the plant.
This morning police transport·
ed Baca to his new job at county
jail, after charaing him with
possession or marijuana in ajall.
Police Seek
Suspects in
lido Heist
Glance Shows Top
State Budget Facet s
SACRAMENTO CAP} -Here
at a glance is Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'s budget for the 1977·78
fiscal year:
SPENDING: $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 milliom set aside
for schools, tax relief, Medi-Cal
and prison construction which is
technically not appropriated in
the budget bill.
TAXES: No new state orlocal taxes are proposed.
TAX RELIEF: $480 million is
earmarked for tax relier for
homeowners and elderly renters.
PAY RAISES: Five percent
for most state employes, 2.2 per-
cent for state college professors
and no raises for judges.
WELFARE: Grants would be
increased 6 percent.
GROWTH: Spendlng is in-
creased $1.9 billion, or 14.3 per-
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus at the
end of the current fiscal year on
June 30 is estimated at $1.13
biUi on, and at $846.3 million next
year.
CONSTRUCTION: $94 .2
SCHOOLS: Support would be million is earmarked for new
increased by $290 million, to $3.2 prison facilities and $220.7
billion. · .million for other state buildings.
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STATE BUDGET •••
ernment, and given an economy
similar to what we have seen over
the last five years."
billion surplus in the current
budget year, which ends June 30,
and an 11.2 percent increase in
state tax revenues next year,
Finance Director Roy Bell said. · "That would indicate the young
man was here unlawfully, but he
11aid he was trying to find his way
bark to Tijuana ... I didn't pursue
the matter any further."
Pearce drove Garibay back to
the international border and set
him free. with plans to meet to-
day.
lluntington Council
Newport Beach police today
sought two men who held up the
I.Jdo Shores Hotel Sunday night,
escapiQc wlth $«0 in cash.
The hotel clerk told officers a
man came into the office at about
8:15 p.m. and asked about a
room, then left when three other
customers came in.
He based this on the strength of
estimates of spectacuJar Jn-
creases in state revenues pro-
duced by "a moderately good" re-
covery from the economic re-
GOOD ECONOMY
EYED FOR STATE--A3
Brown's 1977·78 spending
budget proposal is $15,195,5271110,
including $896.6 million tecbmcal·
ly not-appropriated in the budget
bill which Is set aside for schools.
tax relief, Medi-Cal and prison
construction.
Of the boy's intent to become
an Ameriran, Pearce said, "l
promised him I would do all I can
tobelphim."
FLU SHOT. •
and was paralyzed for another
we-ek.
"He still has residual effects of
the paralysils in bis right arm and
f"lngers. ''Pacelli said.
Tbefederal govenunent setup
procedures for filing suit and
claims connected with the swine
flu inoculation prrgram. Plain·
tiffs must firest file a claJrn,
which will be accepted or rejected
within a six-month period, Pacelli
said.
Death Clue Sought
I LOS ANGELES (AP)-Police
are tryini to find a motive Jnd
clues in slaying o( Manuel Lopez,
:15, and wounding of Albert
Medina, 41, both of Los Angeles, l>Y a gunman Sunday. ·
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DAILY PILOT
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To Mull Budgets
Huntington Beacb City Council
members and department heads
will kick off budget dJscusslons
tonight, both (or um-78 and for
the future, at a retreat at fbe clvic
center conference room. Tbesemoo is open to the public
and ls scheduled to get mider way
at5:30p.m.
Mayor Harriett Wieder said
that the session must deal with
goals and priorities for the next five years.
"If we fail to establish a rive·
year priority plan, I will not
participate in this year's budget
discussions,'· she said.
Mrs. Wieder said the goals of tonight's retreat are to start a
zero-based budget program and
to find ways lo cut city expenses
without reducing services or fir-
ing employes.
"U we knew when we were 10-
ing, tt mJght be decided to put
money into downtown revitaliza-
tion instead of employiol a re-
development plan," sbesaJd.
"We musllook at thequestionof
whether we need more books or
more policemen," she said. "We
have never studied priorities."
Mrs. Wieder said a good exam·
ple of what the city milbt COO·
sider is the use of firemen to work with building inspectors while not
on call.
She said pooling of secretaries
might be another way to effect
savings.
Mrs. Wieder said that 70 to 80
percent of the city's budget of $27
million goes to employe salaries.
City Adminjstrator Bud Belsito
said that tonight's retreat will be
an attempt to involve council
members in the budget process
from the very beginning.
He said that in the past the
budget has been adopted first and
goals and objectives were then de-
veloped.
"It should be the other way
around," he said.
The clerk said the man re-
turned 15 mlD utes later with a ....
friend. The first man simulated a
weapon in his jacket pocket and
demanded all or the cash, whJcb
the clerk t urned over.
The pair then fled on foot. They
were described as being in the
mld·twenUes, both of medium build.
Hang Glider
Clips Lines
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Po!Jy
Beal, 18, was listed in. stable
condition in University Hoopital
Burn Center today after her
hang glider hit a power line on
Black Mountain.
Power was cut oft to 200
bom• ror eo minutes SWlday.
Police said the girl was burned
over 3 percent of her body.
ADDITIONAL
BUDGET DET Alls--A5
cession of the past three years.
The revenue figures are based
on prod\Jctions of a 10. lpercentin-
crease in the personal income of
Californians, a 12.2 percent in·
crease in business profits and a
I.2 percent drop in the unemploy-
ment rate during the coming
year.
Those factors will produce a
previously unexpected $1.13·
Brown s aid new prisons are
needed lo increase the capacity of
Californfa 's 21,000·inmate cor-
rectional system by another 2,400,
"because the laws we have
passed in the last two years are
projected to increase our prison
population substantially.
Brown said the new Cacillties
would be built in Southern
California becawe Nortbem
California already bas a greater
prison capacity than needed for
its population.
'Spider's ' Birthday
Longet Trial Jury
To Be Sworn Today
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -After
mapping a strategy with her
lawyers on what would have been
her l over's 32nd birthday,
Cl'-udirte Longet returns to court
today to hear contrasting
versions of how he came to bleed
to death from a bullet in the ab·
domen.
~ 'A jury chosen from her
netchbora in this Rocky Moun-
tain ald resort town was to be
swom in today, after which pro-
secution and defense would pre-
sent openln'g argwnetits ln the
manslaughter trial.
Pbotolraphers were to be al·
lowed to snap pictures inside the
courtroom during tbe first few
mlnutes ot today's session. Tho
arrangement was in accordance
with a state law allowing
cameru in the courtroom it all
parties a1ree.
Many potent.lat jurors, lnclud·
tni aolbe of tboce picked, ad· mit~ durlnf selection l.st w~k
havln1 tboqht at tJoe time or
aooOler that Mias Lot\aet wu
guilty of 1hoot1n1 profeaslonal
alder Vl•dlmir "Spider" SabJch
last March 21 a• he cll'elSt\d for
dinner ln the bathroom ol tho
chalet they ah•red be111.
However, defense attomcys
Charlet Weedman and Ronald
AuaUn aald the former sbowglrl
can 1et a falr trial here. and they
dJd ootu.k • chan1eof vcnue. Tbe two chief proaecutora, mit.
AUy. Frank Tucker and hla usla.,
t
tant, Ashley Andeon, ta.Id they
plan to call upto30 witnesses.
The trial in the high-celllnaed
19th Century courtroom ot s$a
District Court Judge George
is expected to last. several mo ·
weeks.
Miss Longet, 35, who coil1
spend to years in Jail if cooviciii
of the reckless manslauabt
charge, spent much o{ t\le.
weekend tecluded with Mr~
children by former husband An#
Williams. But she spent Sund111
with her lawyers.
"Wepromisedherthbweeks
for rest and recuperatlon," •*
Weedman. "But a trial ls anonfb.
lng tblng and there are alw.,_
matters to discuss, witnesses to
interview."
Williams bas been subpoenaed
by the prosecuUon and wu ex·
peeled In court tbls week. He d.ld
when Jury selection beaa.n last
Monday that be was unsure wbat
the nature of his testlmon,y woa.14 be. .
Miss Longet contends that tbe
shooting was an acddent, thal
Sablch was showln& ber how to
use the • .22-caliber-pistol when Jt
went of{.
Some witnesses are expected to
testJty that Mtas Lontet has ad-
mitted she pointed the f.'t'.! aL
Sablch and playfully uld 'ba.n1,
bane."
The Jury must determine
whether Mias Longet acted rtelt·
Jcsaly.
j .
~-.:.a.-.~
Mondey. J1t1uart 10. 1977 DAILY PILOT b
'Non-boolll' Growth Cheers State
SACRAMENTO CAP> -
California's economy will make
modest improve ments in urn
with real income locreaaint for
the second year in a raw, state
officia.la predict.
"It 's a modestly good
economy -not a boom
economy," -said Roy Bell,
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's
director of finance. "'lbat's ~
bably good because a ooo-boom
economy will last loMer."
The economic projections,
contained in a $1.S.2 bllllon pro-
poeed state budget released to-
day, estimate that after infla·
Hinshaw
Appeal
Denied
WASHINGTON <AP> -
FonnerRep.AndrewJ.Hlnsbaw
of California bas lost bis bld for
Supreme Court review of legal
procedures that led to bis bribery
coovicUon last year.
Tbe court let stand a decision
by the California Supreme Court
that none of Himbaw's rights
were violated during bis proseeu·
Uon for crimes commilted while
he served aa tax assessoc or
Orange County.
Hinshaw, a Republican first
eleded to Congress in 1972, was
convicted of accepting brit:-es
from the Tandy Corp. in 1972
while the company bad matters
peoding in the usessor's office.
He was sentenced to prison for
one to 14 years but bas remained
free pending appeal of the coo-
vicUon.
His appeal to the Supreme
Court, however, was filed before
his trial and wu based on a grand jury indictment against
him May 6, 1975.
Hinshaw claimed that
California's grand jury system
violates constitutional rights
because it doesn't provide ror
post-Indictment preliminary
hearings.
He also charged that a state
court erred when It dismissed a
pretrial moUon of acquittal.
When convicted, HiDSbaw was
stripped of all voting rights In tbe
Houae. An attempt by fellow
California RepubUcan Charles
Wiggins to expel Hinshaw was
shouted down by the Hause.
Hinshaw sought re-election
this year but was defeated in bis
district's Republican primary
Grieved Dad
Tries Suicide
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>-Ul·
tte Juoa Michel and bb father
Robert set out for some crab-ftsbina olf the ~ttapstn1 ltyde
Street Pier. But tbe day of fun
turned to tragedy wbm Jason
vanished.
The elder Michel, a 37-yur~d
body-and-fender man. aearched
the area frantically aa daylight
faded Saturday1,._crytng out that
be wanted to a.te. f1Dally, the
grief -atrtcken man burled
blmMlf into the ocem, Glly to be
rescued by police oftlcen arriv·
Ina on the acene.
The search Sunday failed to
turn up a true of the curly·
haired tot
Uoo ls taken Into conalderaUoo
real income wlll Jump about
four percent.
1be projecUooa alao Include
improvement lD such other key
economic indicators as cor-
porate proflla, taxable sales,
housing starta and unemploy·
ment.
Altocether, lhe upturn is ex·
pected to result in an U .22 per·
cent lncreue in state tax re-
venue.
Brown is counting on a
continuing economic upswing to
generate enough in new state
tax revenues to provide proper·
ty tax relief and equalize school
fundl.ng.
He told reporters al a press
briefing on the budget that cut-
back.a in state programs would
have to be made if the upswing
fails to materialize.
"U the cookie jar goes down
then our appetite will cor·
reapondingly be curbed,"
Brown said.
But Bell aaid be sees lltUe
chance of a break in the uptum
which began last year.
"We don't think the odds are
very big at all," he sald.
The budget projects that
Californians will earn $169.5
billion in wn. an lDcreUe of
10.1 percent over the 1.9'71 total
or Sll54 billion.
Tbe consumer price lndex is
expected to increase only about
six percent, meaning that real
Income will out pace inflation
ror the second year ln a row.
Real income dropped in 1974
and 1975 when the f.rlnatioo rate outpa~ the dollar growth in
personal income.
Stau officials estimate tbat
unemployment will drop from a
1976 average of 9.6 percent to
8.4 percent this year. while
civlhan employment Jumps
from 8,595,000 to 8,8'5,000,
Corporate profits are expect-
ed to climb 1.2.2 percent in 1m,
from $14.4 billlon in tm to llU billion.
Taxable tales are a:pect..s to
Increase 10.8 percent. up hun
t&'U btlllon to $92.5 btWoo. 'lbat
increase should include nearly a
o1ne percent Jump In auto tales,
up from 910.000 last year to
990,000 this year.
Finally. the budget estimates
that housing starts will Jump
from ru.ooo Jut year to ~.ooo
this year. an increase of 10 oer-
Winter on Newport Bag
is the Balboa Peninsula. In the background at right is
Bay Island. Balboa Ferry can be seen <center> crossing
the bay. Photographer used SOO mm telephoto lens to
take the photo. CSeestory, Page AS.>
Boat traffic, including fleet of Lido 14s (center, left) in
weekend race, makes January look like July in Newport
Bay. This unusual vi£w of the bay was taken from the
rooftop parking area of the Channel Reef Apartments in
Corona del Mar. In foreground and background at left
Refugees
Hampered
By Snakes
Killer Bees Strike Man Suing
Northern Argentina Newport
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina aeTeral were •erioml.7 btjured. In Arrest
LA PAZ, Bolivla (AP>
Hordes ot poiaonous snakes are
moving onto high ground in
eastern Boll via where thousands of people bave taken refuge from
ftgodtn1 tropical rivers, La Paz
oewapapers reported. .
They said rescue workers in
hellcopters and boats found
dozen• or people suffered
snakebites.
Cl•ll defense ofrlclala an-DOllDC'ed tbat at least 20 people
drowned or perished in flood·
related accidents in tbe region of
Santa Cruz, an oil and
agricultural center 335 miles east ol La Pu. About 100 peasant
families in remote areas are un-
accounted for, they added.
Boy's Body Found
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Nice
aay a moton.t found tbe body of a
6-year-002 boy, Abraham Loya.
lD tbe middle of a Monterey Park
street about a quarter mile from
bis home, the apparent viellm of
a bit and run driver.
(AP> -The buzzing of bees has autboriUea reported.
become a roar in northern Tbe bees buued Imo a farm
ArgenUna wbere killer bees near La Banda, a town 750
have been swooping down miles north of tbe capital Dee. without warning. 29, injuring a man and tilling
The bees have struck four bis bone. Two pip, a dog. ua
times in two weeks, and tbeir more than 100 cbickena were
victims have included both man killed by another swarm in San· and beast ta Fe province on Nov. 5. Flreme~ were called out Fri· Bee experts say the tiller
day to drive away the bees with bees were diacovered In Argeo·
DDT after a swarm descended tioa in 1967. They say the bees
oa mourners at a funeral In tbe came from Brull, where they
fanning town of Cachl, in the were introduced. In 1956 by an
tropical north 1,300 miles from American scien~t who wanf:ed
Buenos Aires. Published reports to breed an Afncan attain with
said several people were treat· gentler, look-alike varieties
ed for muJUple stings common !-<> South ~ca.
On. Thursday, a cloud of bees By accldent, 26 African queen
engulfed a man walking along a bees escaped and lnt.enningled
hlgbway in northern Tucaman with the gentler strain. 11'e re-
provlnce and stung him re· sull wu a killer bee that la a
peatedly. He died in a bospltal, nuisance to humans and a dis· becomin8 the first fatality since aster ror the Brulllan and
a a.year-old boy waa stung to Argentine beekeepinJ industry
death Jut October. because tbe killers also attack
Ten villagers In Santa Lucia local bees.
800 miles northwest of B~ "A ~ndency to swarm and
Aires, were attacked Tuesday aggressiveness are key cbara~:
by still anodler bee awann and tertatlca or the African bee, said Dr. Moises Katsenebon,
chief entymologist of the Argeo-
Un a National Agricultural
Technology InaUtute in Buenos
Aires.
Some beekeepers say the
African bee, If domesticated,
could be profitable because tbey
pro4uce 25 to 100 percent more
honey than their more 1eoUe cousw. So far, no national plan has
been announced in Araentina to
contain· lhe bee attacb, wblc.h
occur every summer in troptcaJ
areas of Argentina, Uruguay,
Parapay, Peru and V~ela.
TheSpirita
UnwilUng
BAKER, Ore. CAP> -
F\reftahten, aided by an
unmually large number of
'volUIKftn, tried lD vain to
save a namln1 railroad
boxC!ar loaded with sin. whlakey and other spi.rlts.
A man who clalma Newport
Beach police infiict.i senoua m-Jurtes including brain damaae m
him when tbey arrested blJn lalt
July 4 without good came sued
lhe city and the police depan-
meot 1bunday for $400,000.
Named as individual def_.
danta in the Orange County
SUperior Court lawsult ft.led by
Dale Warren Offstetn are Sgt.a. C.
Olmstead and Coeblo.
Offateln claims that be •• at-
tacked without reason near the
intersecUon of Balboa and 30tb
Streets by officers who kicked
bim, beat him to the sidewalk
and then jailed him oo charges of
refusing to dispene, failure to
disperse and obstruction of
police.
Offstein was ooe of a number of
local residents arrested by police
during a fracas that erupted ln
the area at the height of a Fourth
of July street party.
.
cent. There were only m:ooo
at.art.a In 1975, a year ol deep,..
ceasioo in the building lodulttY.
Department of Finance )>'·
Uciala said tbe level of
economic growth was baaed oa
three aaaumptlon1:
-The money supply would
Increase between five and""° percent th1t year. '
-There would be an SB blll\OD
federal Lax cut in tm and a_~
billion cut in 1978 to stimulate
the economy.
-Middle East oil prices
would Increase 12 petteDt now
and another 10 percent lo
December 1977.
Mother
Praised
For Act !/
NEW IBERIA, La. (A= mother once baraued fort
her son in on an armed charge ls getting letters of praqe
from mothers Uirougbout ~e
country who say they ~
whether they could have been ..
couraceous.
Jerry Paul Francis, 18. drew a
99-year sentence wltb no parole
after bis mother. Rosemary
Francis recognized her 110D In • newspaper pbotograpb of the
bank robbery and called l>Ollce.
She said It was a difficult de-
cisloo to make but that she was
horrified by tbe crime. A bank
teller was shot in the bead during
the robbery and remains In i
nunlog home. unabletoapeak.
"lf he did tbat, be was liable to
do something else W()Qe and I~
rather turn him in than have tun\
lying dead in the streets," Mn.
Fr-anciasaid. ~
After accounts of her action
were published and broadcaat..
she said she began g«tiog Dlllty
telephone calls from people who
didn't agree with what she dicl
But recently, &be bas beeng~
letters of support from atrangen
all over the country
Some excerpts:
-From a woman in Laurel,
Mias.: "The incident wu .,.....
tiooed in church last oigbt and tbe
feeling was that it toe* courageoa
your part to call the polic.-.. I'm oa
youraide."
-From a California woman: •
"Brno to you. If more pannta were responsible anddidtbertgbt tbinl there would be leu crime.
Tbey stand behind their cblldren
wbeothey aredeadwroac.•·
-From a couple in Loa
Angeles: "We are tired of
motben who in an Interview after
their tOOS have kllled 10 oeoole
say, 'My son could not and did not
do It.· We admire you roe )'OW' de-
cision."
Deaf Mutes
Torch Car
NEW YORK <AP> -"At ftnt
they appeared to be a normal
wild bunch of kids." Nice De&.
John Daly said alt« 1eamiDC
that 10 ganc members be Uftlt-
ed lD the Broo.t ror trying to ...
fU"eto a car all weredeaf·mu&e..
Tbe youths, who nngo1 ID_,.
from 15 to 18, were charged with
malicious mJtcbief and unlawful
assembly.
Nine were held and the 10dl
was released into bia parents'
custody.
Balllf, It'• Celd Otltdde
A hJtcbhiker huddles agaimt the wind u
cars inch their way to downtown Toronto
during a major winter anows\On'D. Snow,
drtven by wind, made driving conditions
hazardous. (See weather story, Page 4.)
Tb• Union Pacific
tretebt car was bound ror
SeaWe, to be delivered to
the W11btn1toat Liquor
Control Board. when
sparb from sticky brake
llidnp lltUt.ed the woocha
noorotthe boxcar.
Tbe area reeked ol liquor
kln1 after the fire was out,
wi&nelQI said.
Wall posters praising the late Premier Chou En-lai are
pasted under effigie$ of the "gang of four" hanllna
from a tree ln Peking's main square on the ftnt -.i·
niversary of Chou's death. . • ,,-
\ • I
tl'f DAILY PILOT
NEW STARTS DEPT. -The
Super Weekend wtlb ita S\u)er
Shows, Super Partie1 and Super
Sales la now history and the na·
UCJDal orgy over everythlna being
Super can be forgoUen. We m-.y now dispatch lhe national thrust
to other things.
AU or this Super 1twf, of
course. was In the focusolthten·
tire nationaJ attention because of
a certain football contest called
the Super Bowl which was played
up in Pasadena. Two teams, the
Oaklanda and the Minnesotas.
engaged in this contest for t.he
gridiron championship of t.be en·
tire universe.
Thus it was reported that
100,421 souls reported to the Rose
Bowl 1n Pasadena to wttness tbe
hiatory·making with their own eyeball•. Another 715 mllllon
persons reportedly did the same
t.b1q via the boob tube.
UNLESS YOU WERE off the
planet Sunday, you undoubtedly
now know that the Oak.lands pre-
vailed ln tb18 clash, w1nnlng eaal·
ty, 32 to 14, and thus embarra.ased
the Minnesotas.
Before this anti-climax,
however, we had some share or
the pre-contest excitement right
here along t.be Oran,e Coast. The
Minnesotaa made their head·
quarters at the South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa Mesa and st.a.abed
their wives and families at the
Registry Hotel In Irvine.
Meanwhile, the Oakland.I bad
checked into the Marriott Hotel
rn Newport Beach.
This went on for about a week
with both oulfita trying to figure
out why they were in places like
Irvine, Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach when they thought thelr
appointment was tor Paaadena.
BUT WE DON'T have to worry
about this anymore and neither
do the OakJands or the Min·
nesotu. We can try to worry
about other things in the naUooal
interest.
How about earthquakes? While
the Oaklands were down here
rolllne around on tbe er ... and
shaking the earth, their home re-
gion ln the San Francisco Bay
Area was shaken by 5' temblors.
The heaviest shake was at 1:38
a.m. Saturday at 4.6 on the
Richter scale.
Now that the Oaklands have
i::one borne, does this mean aU
the shaklngs wut transfer down
here?
tr you don't want to fret about
that. then worry about new
islands. One popped up out or the
ocean Sunday about 750 mllel off
.Japan. It drew scant notice.
That's because il didn't happen
in Pasadena.
Should this bore you, you un
now join the debate on whether or
not Mn. Carter should ~ar her
once-worn gown lo the lnaugura-
t1on out or sentiment bec81.118 the
one prev\oua weartng was when
hWlband Jlmmy eot to be aov·
emorOfGeorgla.
TBl8 ONCE·WOltN debate
mlgbt make you forcet all about
Super Everythlnga.
If not. you can alway1 think
about the pl1yoff1 fot the North
American Bridge Team which Is
supposed to go into the 1977 WO!'kl
cba.mpiooahlpa. Aller five d-,yt
otpJaytna. they quit Sunday with
the tene IODOUllcemmt "team
triala canceled -a ~
later." lbybe they all Jmt ltOod
up and went to Paalldena.
If thla doean 't hold )'OW' aUen·
Uon, you can alw111 fO down to
San Clemente and watch tbtlQ
vacuum out the bottom ~ U.. ,..
servolr. Or 10 out to El Toro and
enroll 1n th• new Poclwt BllUard Academ~tf promlN to t.Mcb
youhow to1bootpool.
I at,.ay1 tbou1ht tbat waa IOCMtbWl you taqbt youraeW
wblltdltebbia clan.
Monc!g. Jen\l!fy 10. 1171
Crisis Plan Asked
Public Interest Subsidy Also Sought
WASHINGTON (AP) -A COD• acUonl taken by iDdepmdent re-
greaaiooal advisory commit~ l\&latoty aaenclea.
today ur1ed the ettablllhment of
a 1peclal 1overnment com· -GIVING PARTY lead.en and
mlaaton to act at an "eetlY warn· caucuses in Con1ress a tarier
ing1:y1tem"todetectandplanfor rote In determlnln• the con-
poteatial national problema, such grea1ional response to proposals
u the enerty crlsll or tbe Soviet by the President.
graindeals. -Requiring that each blll
The Advllory Committee on emeritn1 from a coqreatonaJ
National Growth Polley committee carry a1t.atemtntof
Proceaaea aald that wblle many tta loot·ran1e effects, even oo
Americans rear addlUcmal iov· "reliooaoreetmentaofouraoele-emment planning wU1 result in t)' t6at are not explicit objects of
more intervention in their lives, thelegialaUon."
the kind or planning it eoviaiona The panel laid the aovemment
lbouldmeanlesslnterventioa. 11 aot now planala1 "in a
ayatematlc f aablon." wblch rr P&OPOSED estahllahment makes lt bard to deal with
of a National Growth and ecooomlcproblem1.
Development Commtaalon to
aerve •• "an early warnlnt "IF WE A&B ro cope sue·
system . • . devoted to identify· ~fully wtlb lhe complex and in·
t.q and examininl poUcy laues terrelated problem.a of tbe late
before they surface u crilel 1n 20th century. tt ti tmperatlve that
lbepolltlcalarena." we both Improve lbe capacity of
In another report. the panel re-1ovemment to loot into the
commended that lbe govenmient f\Jture, anUciJauaa problems in· subsidise public tatereat or· aw9dotme reactinltotbem.
ganlaatloDI to 1tve cltbena a andallotheab tyofiovemment
duce burdensome govemmeaW
interventloa ln matt.era atrectlng
the pri vatesector. "
U recommended that the plan· nJne commlatlon consitt ot rune
memben appointed by the pre.I·
dent after consultatlon with
Congress and subject to Senate
coaflrmaUoo.
It would be e1tabllahed for an
elgbt-year period, and the presl·
dent alld Congress would be re-
quired to reepond to lta reports,
which would be issued on a re·
gularbasls.
THE ADVISORY committee
WU directed by Conaresa last
January to study ways the gov·
ernmeot can lmprove lta
economic planntn1.
lta propoeala appear lar1ety
compatible with the economic
planntn1 requirements ot the ao-
called Humphrey-Hawkins Cull
employment bill, which ls expect.
ed to be introduced 1n the new
... iooofCongrees.
. President-elect Carter bas ex·
Pl'flMeet 10me aupportrortbla bUl.
B1111eCelNe
Anthony Eden. Britain's World War 11 foreign
secretary and later the
prime minJster wbo oniered
the Suei lnvasloo. has been
taken from Florida lD bis
country home Jn Southern
England 1n accordance With
Illa wt.sh to die there. At 79,
be is sufferinf pro«resslve
liver f allure.
areater voice lD making national to lb.tnk comprebenalvely wben
pollC)'. preparlnt to· make pollcy Gm s l J'i l "Tbe aovernment abould pro-cbolce1." tt1aid. ur;pp y t vldedlrectflnanclaluaiatanceto The committee cited the a en
thole groups which cannot afford 1973-1'74 energy crilla and the
to participate fully oo tbe1r own," surprile Soviet iratn pun:bues
tbecommltteeaaid. uexampleaofeventathatbadna· l G • f Wi•
Uonal impact but were not widely n n~n 0 •nter THE &ECOMMENDATION foreseen. '.r .,
drew dlaaent from four of the It aald the proposed com· ByTlaeAnoelatedPnu
panel's 19 members. Ooeofthem, m.Lulon would not make specific Heavy snows, cold temperatures __ .. a --uiu-~ 1.._ ..... e or nah·-· John W. Gardner, cbalrmanoflhe n!COmmendaUons, but would ex· IW\I ·-'411 --. '"" .. clUzen organliatton Common plore and propose various gugavemillJonsabittertuteofwt.nt.erintheM.l west,Northeutand
Cause, said such subsldJes "could altemaUves for dealing wttb pro. Southeut. The storm lntenalfled today u lt moved into the North
eutly create a ctua of kept blema. AtlmUc coastatates. crtti~... Road.I were impuaable ln many areas, and aeveral diatrtcta an·
The committee also recom· •-nu; COMMITl'EE does not oouncechcboobwouldbecloeedtoday.Atleuteiptdeatbluvebeen
mended: advocate a planned society, .. it llnk-=~~'~aarealdentlof local b1P 1ebool so that remaln·
-Expanding the prealdent's aald. "We ur•e that America Polo. Mo., Jett lhelr bomea Sun· lDI IUPPlJ• ot natural & could
annual economic report to in· become a planningaociety. In the day nigbt 1n the mldlt ~subzero eotot.he homes oft.be ly and elude such lbinga, u suaeatiom 1008 run, we believe that ln· temperatu.rea and ptbered at the atct, iaid upokeswomufor Polo _oo_how __ Coa& __ reaa __ m_labt_rea_pond __ to __ tell1a_;...en_t...;.p_Ja_0_0_10..;;1_wW_~ ___ v_re-____________ Gu Service. Tbeacbool wubeat.
ed by propane.
Winter atorm warnln11 or
heaV)'IDOWWarnlnpwertPCJlted
.tbis mom1D1 1n parta of IllJnola,
Indiana. Mlchlgan. Ohio. Pen·
nsrlvaoia, Virjinia, West
Vtrglnla, Maryland, New York
and New Enaland.
Strong wt.nd.I creaUld bliuard
conditions across parts of fillnois
and Indiana, and schools In In·
dianapolla were closed today.
INDIANA STATE POLICE
said major highways in the state
were snow-covered and slick. Tbe
National Weather Service said
seven inches or snow Cell on In·
dianapolla during a six·bour
period.
Snow mixed with rain and sleet
in other parts of the lllidwest as
well as Arkanau, GfJorgla and
North CaroliDa left hazardous
roads and forced doz.ens~ school
closlnZI in each state.
Re1tdent1 of many com·
munitles ln Mlaaow1, Okla.bOma,
Nebraaka, and Kanaas were
W'let1 to tum their tbermastata u
low u possible. Jerry Duaan,
prealdent of Gu Service, said,
"Because of the extreme weather
cooditlons, a critical natural au
Fa .. Surge to l•l•rfl "'" wi,......111 sttuaUon ls developing."
Teenage girls sustained injuries as
thousands rushed the stage at New York
Palladium Theatre during the city debut
of the Bay City Rollers, a Scottish pop
band. The girls were crushed 1n the sur·
ge; extent of their injuries is unknown.
Israel Requests Suspect
( INSHORT )
rllla under a law extendln1
ItraeU Jurtadtction to crimes
qatnat lta c1U1ena oveneaa.
_. .. teP~H·-
haul the tu system. Blumenthal,
tbe secretary of the treasury.
dellJDate, spoke on ABC's Issues
and Answers Sunday.
A SPOKESlllAN FOR CtUes
UUUtlea In Springfield, Mo.,
warned that "pilot lilbts would
start gotng out·• it calls for con·
servaUoo were not heeded.
Tbe temperature lD ~as Cl·
ty, Mo., fell to 8 below aero over-
night and otftctals said the
weather apparently contributed
to the dealba of four persona in the
state. iDcludtn& an M-~ar~Cl woman who died of exposure on
the back porch of her realdence ln
Kanaaactty.
IN WISCONSIN, Sunday tem·
peraturea fell as low u a> below zero lo Rfce Late and 5C below at
Solon Springs as the coldest air ot
tbe winter came down from tbe Arctic.
U.S. Plans
For War
InSptree?
WASHINGTON CAI» -Tbt
Peotaioo baa be1un dr'awtnc up
plana to enable tht UDlt8d Blatti
to waae war in apace,.......-b7
concern over Soviet a.tlot a bun·
ter-kWer satellite, accordlDI to
the Wuh1Jl,io11 Poel
SATELLITES TllATcan IOUDd
alarms tf they're approacbed or
attacked and fire at an enemy
satellitei!ildrawacloeeareblllal
developed by tbe Pall,ap. tbl
newspaper reporttdtodl)'.
Concern touched off last
February when the Soviet Union
resumed tests of its bunter·kWer
sat e llite, an unma.aaed
spacecraft tbat blows ttMlt up
and destroys its oppOMDl lb the
blast, theatory said.
The So.tels bad ~ 11
tests or the tiller tatelllt. throuO
1971, it sald, and at least ab since
the lesla were rHumed In February.
"AT PRESENT, ftlE Ualted
stat.el bu only one Bil Bird n-
connalasance aatelliteata time ln
orbit, where it stays four or tlve
months before belnl replaced,"
the at.ory aaJd. "lftbe Bii Bl.rd IO
orbit were deatro1ed by aurprtse
attack, lt miabt be montbl befon
the All' Foree toU.ld replaee tt. • •
The Pentagon alao baa belun
studying the need to have 1tanaby
recoonaiaaance aatellitAll al Van·
d enburc Air Force Baae,
Califomla, it WU reported.
Carter 'No'
At Church
Bans Trio
PLAINS, Ga. (AP> -Presl.dent~lect Carter bu Jof.ned
fellow membe.n or lbe ~
Baptist Church 1D NJectinc tbe mem~rafllp bld1 of a wblt•
woman and two black mtn in·
eluding the Rev. Clennon Klna.
Nooe is a realdent of tb1a com-
munity.
Jn announcing the unanlmous
vote or the conareaation folJow.
ing Sunday HrvJce1. GeoraJa
State Sen. Hugh Carter, Dae •
church clerk (the Prelldtat·
elect 'a cousin>. expreued bJa
view that membenbtp would be
granted to any~a tbt from
Plalna wbo 11 Ju to bave a
siDcere desire to J tbe dlurclL
THE PRESIDENT·ELECT
bad n.o comment on the three
separate votes. The best known
of tbe rejected a~. &be Rev. Mr. King, a 6tact m.tnlster
and poUti~ian, said bis rejecUoD
was "aad." He promlled to eland ~ tbe cbutth each &mdQ
"as long u tbey have tbat alp
saytQa thia ta a church."
Tbe Rev. Mr. Kllur, Wbo bu no
denomJ.natJonal atlWatton and
decllned to tell reporters whltber
he la ordained, llvea SO miles
away in Albany, Ga. The two
other applicants wbo were ex-
cluded from membenbip were
AulUn Black and Cbarlottt Wb beraer. residents of Loe Anples.
Sen. Carter read repona from
a church 1creentna committee that recommended ~ of
the applicatJons beclUM none ot
the persons involved bad any tt•
to PlaJns. lo the Rev. Mr. KJ.q'1
cue, the committee al.lo COD·
tended be ''did not llPPMI' or
acknowledge our request .. that
be meet with the grouptodiaewl
bis application.
JERUSALEM (AP) -hrael
&DDOWlced today lt would ult
FraDce to band over an arrested
PalesUnian wanted OD auspicion ot ploUins th• mauacre ot 11
Israeli athletes at tbe 1972 Olym-
ptn ln MuAlcb. Tbe request
placed the f'rencb IOftl'llD*lt In
a delleate poalttoo in tta relatlam
w1th oU·1upptyin1 Arab coun·
triel.
A Fonlp Mlnlatry com.mun!·
que 1aid the 1ovemment bad
aaktd l'ranct to detai n
llobammed Daoud Audeh, btttw
lmo,W1l aa Abu Dawd, until a
formal ntraditioo requen could ........
ft• move mubd tile ftnt
tlme llfMl bu = tM tJt• tradltloa of a Pal ID per.
NEW YORK (AP> -Tax re-
bate cbecka could be tn the mail
30 days after CC>aifelllooal ac· tJon on ~ldent-elect carter's
tax 1Umulus propo11l, aceordlnc
to Michael Blumenthal.
Blumenthal also aald ~ tax
packqe Carter proposed Ptidly
I.I Juit the flnt •t.D lD the new
AdmlniatraUon•a plan to over-
CHICAGO CAP> -Wlthnowill
ftled three Weeki aft« hla death,
reports are clrculattn1 that
Mayar Rlthard J. Daley m~
bave put bll UHtl lD uwt. lll1DoU law req&drtt that wWa
be ftled "tmmedJately'' after de-atb. altboqb tbe courta teneraJ. IY allow ao cs.,. tn which to file the document. If pmon,al uaets
aceed ·~· tbe ._ muat be probated. ualey died Dec. 3>.
Amtrak Snail Pace
Gives Way·to ~uses
Sun R .et111-ns to Coast
On/,)l U. C"1uila Mar Weather Picture
HUDcmer.
Okay Likely
WASHINGTON <AP> Patrlda RoMrta Han1a pledfed todaJ that U bead of the UI•
tlma'a boullq .,tDCY lbe ftUld
..... the poor and tbe w. aao..ea ud lead a coord1nattd ~mtnt attack cm cneptq ~-la tbe cltlea.
SPARJ<Si Nev. <AP> -Pollee were called Sunday to ltllld bf 11 Amtrak ottlc all trllllfered aDcrY California ZepbJr P•l.,HJ to bt1M1 to ec>mplete their ~Y to San Franclleo •
....=uaenaen bad p~'*i an Amtrak dedlkJD tow u..
train aftes' lt arriYed here more tban 11 boun blldnd JChedule from ChleAfO. ,,..
"A LOT or PBO.PLE Aa& REALLY ancn:• ....,..= ~ Dtaroff, wbo klendfled bJmaelf u a Petahama. • ..-.,11111.tifll-Mttt.-__. ...a mlnlattr.
"Many Of tbem artt mattne .Phone calla and wrttbll a.a.w eo caacr-men ... he Wd. llddlns the paaaeqera beUeM, tM dllQ ...eaUMd by "a 1eneral foul·\lP ln WubiDlt.On."
• .., ..... Thia
MOftDAY ttond""" " .... Ill. .. ~.... • »•"'-Os
TUHDAY 111,.,,.flltll l:Ue,,.., H
""""" 1:•e.m. u ~""" It:••·"' , , ~·-1·111•"" 10 Sllllntet•·tte.111., tttt l1tt•.fft. ,_.,.tl .. 6•Pp.ll\., 9"tt1t1 • m.
' I would be tbe fcnmolt ad· vocate ud promot.. ot an q .
81'11&1~ boullni poUcy tOC' our
uatlcm," Mn. Harrta told tbe
Seoai. Bankln1, ~lq and
Urbu Attain COmmtue., wtllcb
ONDeCl a bearlftl on her nomlna· tfoa U MCretary ot ffoul1nl and
Urban Development.
It appeared ahe wU1 be COD• flnntd d.,plte oppo&IUon from•
Chairman Willlam Proxmire.
who said be does not thl.bk she ts
ctulllfltd to bHcl the depart-
ment. Ht aaSd the acency auflen
from low morale and "pltlfully
lnldequate accompllabmentl. ••
Polite were called to the depot while nearly 200 p111-1 ... 1oadlld oato bulel, but aald there waa no Wll'ultntu, cdJ a INIDblr ot vocal complalnta.
IN MN P&AN<DOO. IOVTID:aN Paclnc apoblmaa ADdJ
Andenoa aald tbe tn1n arrived lo Oaden. Utah, about tour bovl
late and aperteoced another four.hour dela.y due to a dtr.o..t near Jacltloa, Utab.
Andenon ~ald It bumped Into arurtber delay near~. Ney,,
wlMll the crew • alJonbli wart time under federal recutauoa. w11
txbaUlted ucl lt took t1a'8 to urq~ fOC' a DIW Cl'ft,
A deciltOG WU Nide ID Waalllqton, D.C., to turn tbe tn1D
uwnd ln S.prka to avaid furthor u\e!WOn ol the dtla11 ~
aald. Pusengen 1Cbedultd to board lo Nonhtm CalltorDsa .,... to
be bused to Sparkt Monct.y to board the train.
Soarkl police aald moet ot the train'• puaeacen aantd to be buled we1tward, but a few eiteted to 1t11 In tllt Reao area °"'1dlbt
and catch the next wtltbound train, Wbkb AmtraJt olftdall aaJd would be on Ume today.
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DAILY PILOT
! ·Brown's Budget Bared
Safer Hosp i tals, Education, Parks Top '77 Goals
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Safer state hospltala with bltcer staffs
are a goal of some of the m~or health propoeala in Gov. Edmund Brown·a 1977-budget.
FoUowt.nc re veJaUon.s or poor care and questionable deaths at
the 11 mental hospitals, Brown relented lale Ju t year and started in·
ereuinC their staffs to meet atandarda proposed in 1973.
BE USED SOME HeaJth Department savings plus S8 million in
leftover funds to add l,°'3.9 posltiom, and proposes spendlna $20.7
mllllon in the fiscal year starting July l to add 587 .5 new positions.
Brown's !lnance director, Roy Bell, says the adminlBtration
plam to meet the lmstandards completely in about three years.
THE GOVEaNOll'S budJfet also includes S21 million to bring the botpttals up to federal fire and lifesa!ety standards.
But private hospitals are coeUng the state considerably more
because or a court decision against Brown ·a attempt to bold the line on their Medi-Cal payments.
Overall, the proposed Medi-Cal budget. covering 2.4 millioo
needy Californians, is $1.25 billion. an increase of $163 million or 14.2
percent from this year.
* * * * * *
$3.3 Million Sought
For Student Subsidy
Tbe University of California dido •t get everything it wanted in
Brown's proposed budget. but lt go\ what students wanted most -a
$l.3-million state subsidy of student fees.
The money is one of the few new items in the $700.2-million UC budaet the governor is proposing as part of his $14:2-billlon state
budget for 1976·77.
THAT REPRESENTS an increase over last year of 6.7 percent,
or $'4 million. The UC regents have asked for a $75-million increase.
For the California State University and Colleges, Brown 1a pro.
posing $638.4 million. an increase of $25.S million or 4.1 percent.
CSUCtrustees have requested a $.51.4-million increase.
~ PEE SUBSIDY, for laboratory costs, is the first step of a
tbr9e-year, SlO.millioo allotment the university wants for activities
DC)l9 lunded by students.
No decl.slon bas been made on the requests for the next two
years, which involve administration of financial aid and several
other campus administration omces.
wrrHOUT THE SfATE subsidy, UC says, student fees would
have to be increased sharply from the current $M8 a year, which is
due to rise to $693 on some campuses by 1980.
The top educational aide in B.rown's Finance Department,
Charles Gocke, said the state's policy is to pay "costs that a.re truly
instructional," aucb as the laboratory fees.
* * * * * *
$280 Million Eannarked
For Park Developments
California's slate park system gets $31U million for buying addi·
tion.a1 land in Gov. Brown's proposed budget.
Most of the proposed buying is a result of voter approval of
Prop. 2, the Urban and Coastal Park Bond Act of 1978. It provides·
• million for park development. including $110 million for acquir·
iDg prime coastal land.
BaOWN'S BUDGET i.ncludes $33.S million Crom Prop. 2 funds.
Herbert Rhodes, director of the Parlas and Recreation Department,
said the 11 acquisitioos were all that could be processed in the time
since the election Nov. 2.
Last September, Rhodes said the $110 million should be used to
buy ZT coastal aites with a t.ot.i of 16,000 acres.
"It's impossible toapeod lt all this year (1977-78). and with land
illcreul.D& in value, we're doing our utmoet to 1et as much as we can
for the buck in 1978-79, '' Rhodes said in an interview.
TRE DEPARTMENT"S total program !or buying land and im·
proring park.a is more than ts4 million, compared to nearly $163 mUDon estimated thia year, mostly from 1974 bonds and the Bagley
Comerntion Fund.
llbodea s aid the J.araest par«l is an inland purchase, 'Z7,000
Low Turaout
Poll Cites Apathy
As Voter Failure
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -About 6 mlllion eligible Californians
failed to vote ln the November election because of general apathy and
dlalntereat In the votiJJC process, the Call!ornia Poll reports.
The speelal poll was eonducted by the Field Research Corp. ror
the Los Angeles Times and made available to other poll subscribers today. .
Apathy wu cited as a ereater cause of the low turnout than active
alienation from the political system .
• •a Reeb ON"l lfe Are.
OROVILLE <AP> -A mlld earthquake that hit Ulla Northern
California community over the weekend dld no reported damage but
Miolf a fe~ burgJaralvm.s.
The Butte County sheriff's office.said ci•il defenae rePOrts in·
dlcated the tremor at 3:25 ( ) p .11l. Sunday measu red State between 3.8 and 4.0 on the
Richter Scale. A swarm of
earthq uakes, tbe lar1eat
meuuriq 4.1, bas struck the San Francisco areaslnce Friday nilbt.
I
BELMONT <AP> -The president of the California-Nevada Dis·
trict of the Lutheran Church M1asourl Synod bu resiped, cltlnc ~veoperatlomby synod leaderl.
Dr. Paul Jaeobebecomes tbeseftnthofthesynod'• eiahtdistrlct
preslcMnll to resip or be fired since they were given a COftform-or.
elaeultimatum in Jul)' ms.
New ,.,_, 8 C•ll te lle&•Pll
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Slaff memben of New West m.,uine
sq tbey will return to their ,. today, eodlng a proteat over 1
muaqemeotcbangeintbecompanywhlcbownstbepublication.
Pbyll.n Buth said the staff met wltb managing editor Dick Adler at a netaurant Sunday and agreed to return to their desb after their
weekend walkout. Friday Australian Rup41rt Murdoch took overtbe
ftnn which publlsbes Nft West plus New York llaautne Ud lbeNew-Ycn·bued Vtuage Voice.
a INe l" U91a• Pa.11e Cr ...
ALTADENA (AP)-Ayoungman and a womandJedwbentheir •plane craabed into a resldeoUal are•, but no one on the lfO'Uld w111Qjured, authorttteuald. .
Tbedead were idmtlflecl as Denn.ls M. Neal, 22, of Pasldefta, and Anne llllllken, 21, of Altadena. Wllneues Sunday s ald the 1Loile-
enslnealrcraft-aaQylnglow, clrclihg Mias MUllken's home, when l\
1wldenly 1puttered mnddovetoward a nearby house.
acres in Round Valley in Mendocino County for $3 mlWOJ>. The moet
expensive deal would be $.5.S million for the Dana Point Headlands.
OTHER PROPOSED purchases in 19'77·78 include Janda to add
to these parks: Point Dume State Beach, $4.2 mUUon; Mount Dlablo
State Park. $2.3 m illion; Lighthouse Field, $4.6 million; Humboldt
Lagoons. $5.7 million; Garrapata Beach, $2 million; Garner Valley,
$1.6 mllllon ; Trinidad Bay, $1 million. and El CaaUllo, '3 million.
The state plans to use $1.5 million in the 1976 bond l\mda and
$840,000in 1974 bond money to buy landtoaddtotheAnoNuevoState
Reserve.
San Onofre Slate Beach would receive $3.7 million in improve-
ments of both day use and overnight facWlies.
* * * * * *
'Vice Taxes' tO' Baise
$523. 7 Million Revenue
\ SACRAMENTO <AP) -Cigaretta a.od whiskey and wild, wild
horses. they'll drive you cr~y. they'll make the state richer.
Projections for 19'77-78 revenue in the propos~tate budget say
revenues from the so-called "sin taxes" will total~. 7 million.
ONLY A MODERATE increase -from an estimated $274.6
million this year to $279.4 million next year -is projected in
cigarette tax revenue.
It comes from the 10.cent-a-pack tax of which 30 percent goes to
local governments. Californians over the age of 16 will smoke 172.8
packs per capita in 19'77-78. compared to 172.57 in 19'1S. so the in·
crease m ere ly reflects an increase in population.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE taxes should bring the state $134.3
million in the next fiscaJ year, compared to $129 mllllon estimated
this year. It ls estimated that bard liquor. beer and dry wine and
sparkling wine will go up, but sweet wine is losing a blt of lts appeal.
BOlflOred oa Blrtladag
'lbe per capita consumptioo of beer next ye.ar is expected to be
23.55 gallons, four times the other alcoholic beverages combined.
More than $110 mllllon is expected from the slate's share of
parimutuel betting on horse racing in California, about $'9 milllon
more than the estimate ror this year.
Actress Eva Le Gallienne talks ·to actor Peter Falk
following award to her Sunday of American National
Theater and Academy's prestigious National Artist
Award. Karl Malden and Burgess Meredith paid trjbute
to Miss Le Gallienne's more than 60 years in the theater
at a luncheon at USC as they also celebrated her 78th
birthday.
Wl"-'i ....
' An attic that's no< properly insu·
lated could wind \JP costing' you plenty
· When your heat is on, the warm
air rises. So tt move~ from floor to ceiling
in the rooms of you r house. Without
adequate insulation, the heat can pass
through your cej}ing into yOur attic. This
waste of heaccauses your heating system
to work longer and harder. That could
c~t you money.
By insulating, or 1ncreasina the
amount of insulation in your attk. you
can cut your heating c06u up to~
-
Insulation tS a one-time invest·
mem that pays elf year after year. So call
an i~ulatlon contractor. You'll find thm
based on today'<> prk:es, properly insu·
lating an attic in a typical house run.s
between $200 and $300. And what
bttter place to invest your money than
in your o~ home?
You can also look forward to
saving up to 403 on your cooling C():)t
In the summer, when it'· your air con,
ditloner·~ tum to go to work
fur a free con:icrv::ition booklet
,,
on more ways to ave energy. write
··eo~rvation:· Edi.5on. P.O Box 800.
ROSt!mead. CA 91770
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Southern California Edison
Anlqw!O~~
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Riley's New ROI~
Supervisor 1bomM Riley's selection · ~iast week as 1m chairman ol the Orange
... County Board of Supervisors waa deaerved.
Since being a~inted t.o Uae board in
,. 1974 and then electiid in hi5 own right last
year. Riley b~ erowo immensely in bis
knowledge of county govemm.i.
'l)e Newport Beach $upervisor bas also
done well in maintalnin1 contact with his
constituents and recognfzlng tbe needs of ~district be represents. ...... U ther e's been a shortcoming in Riley's ~ormance, it's been his tendency to go
")long with the pack, even when the pack ,_,u beaded for trouble.
Now, however, he'll be in a leadership
role, in a position to set the pace, style and
direction himself, to an important degree.
And there should be no reason for Tom
Riley to roll over and play dead when his
'.fellow supervisors take off on one of their
.,r'l>olitical or governmental misadventures.
J Especially if the fellow supervisor ls the
c.. persuasive outgoing chairman, Ralph
So far the plan bas won praise from both
Democrats and Republicans in the
Letlalature, but has been condemned o in·
adequate by the powerful California Teacbers' Aasociatioo.
The governor's latest gesture, adviain1
the Legislature that be would vetO a death
penalty bill, has variously been called "an
act of courage,'' "irresponsible'' and
"pollticahuicide." _
Sticking bis neck out and oflering
leadersllip may spark some disagreements.
But it alsO sparks timely. serious public and
~live examinatioo of probJems. And
that ou.gb' to expedite action toward resolv-
ing some of them.
Costly Law ,
Once more a carelessly drawn pleee of
teglslatioo ia requiring ~tion by new legislatMm.
"Diedrich. Some 70,000 aged, blind aDd disabled ·
persons in California receive special
welfare benefits to hire part time help in
their bomes. About 50,000 homemaker·chore
workers are paid out of these benefit8.
lJnfortunate Ca~paigll Pledge
Brown Speaks Up
In his first two years in office, Gov.
Brown came in for repeated criticism for
maintaining a stony silence on pending
legislation, revealing his personal views on-
ly after a bill reached his desk, or a real
A new state Jaw requirin:g workets'
compensation insurance for regularly
employed domestic help, includes these
welf are-pald domestic-chore workers.
Defense Spending Trap
crisis developed. ·
In recent weeks he seems to have been
reversing that approach. The resPonse bas
been a mix or acclaim and criticism.
It • is estimated coverage would cost
between $9 million and $20 million. The en-
tire special welfare benefit now costs about
$100 million.
In mid-November, tbe governor
jumped in ahead of the Legislature on the
critical tProperty tax issue, unveiling his
own $200 million property relief plan and
seeking comment.
Within d ays of the state Supreme
Court's ruling that school fmancing through
property tax is unconstitutional, Brown
came out with his own five-year plan to
equalize financing among poor and wealthy
school districts.
The question is, will the new cost cut in·
to benefits for the elderly and disabled? And
will they be legally resPonsible for injuries
suffered by their helpers? Or, if the state
and counties pay and are responsible, will
the helpers become government employes
entitled to other benefits?
A bill bas been introduced to exempt the
domestic-chore workers from workers•
compensation require me nts. That
shortcoming in the law shouldn't have been
passed in the first place.
The Arab Emirates: Dear .
Gloomy I A Cinderella Story
ABU DHABI, United Arab
Emirates -Not long ago tbe
United Arab Emirates pulled
back ill veil, peered lntenU,, and
asked "Mirror, mirror <JG tbe
OPEC wall, who is tbe rtcbest OU
state of them all? ..
The mirror's emphatic 1'P1Y
caused a blush to cross tbe
U.A.E. 's face.
because on a
per-capita
basis ($16,000
per year),
t his is the
world 's
richest oil 08·
tion. U not the
richest land
on the globe
as well.
(~)
enoup to bold it all tocetbet one qy. .
But undei-tbe l..senblp ol
U.A.E. President Sheik Za)ted.
who also rules Abu Dhabi, tbe
rlcbelt emirate, and witb the
luck of the oU bonmna, lt bu ~·p~ed. Tbe ledera.Uon fa
IW'dJ,y the atrenctb ol tbe Gulf,
but It worb reaeoNbl.y well.
Sbe1k Zayed, a aelf-edoeated
Bedoaip from the oMis Yi1lqe ol
Al·Ain, baa endured tile bkter-
ing and clamorlq ot tile other
emirates. Re bu elttb'kbed a
system of mtnistriee, a comman
currency. a 1 upreme court
(baaed on Islamic law), and un-
ified the armed fOl"Cel of the emlrata.
Gus
Since we've arrived al a
point· where TV co~· awciala are better ... tbe·-~rnramr. • dOft't they Jutt gfye WI some _pto.
grams of solid com-
mercials and forget tbe
relt of the stuff?
F.K.
' atrip.teue establishment. 1'be
U.A.E.'• rulers are not disturbed
that f~ workers coosort with proltitutet.
Sf. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. -
Two years of seeming to promise
an unattainable lowering ot de-
fense s~nding caught up with
Jimmy Carter here at precisely tl>e wrong moment: just as be
and bis prospective cabinet were
stressing the des~ate need to
establish credibility ·with the
J>Ublic.
Ten minutes before Carter's ~abinet convened for a pre-
i n augur a I
session at this
coastal re ·
so rt . Sec ·
retary or
Defen se ·
designate
Harold Brown
told newsmen
in a hotel lob·
by the im·
mutable
truth: net 'defense spending u.n·
der President Carter will rise,
not fall -perhaps even beyond
inflationary increases.
This was followed by a6~bour
cabinet session where little was
said about defense spending but
heavy empbaala was pot on the
necessity of fut.filling campaign
promises to combat rampant
public cynicism. So, when Dr.
Brown's co{Jlments w er e
learned. Carter staffers claJmecl
the President-elect bad never
prC?miaed a smaller defense
budget.
But the record is abundant
with Caner's repeated calls to
cut defense spending by $5 billion
to f1 f>twon. Some, though not all
of hla statements. contain
semantical escape batches.
Nevertheless, average voters
COUid reasonably conclude only
that Carter was promising less.
not more~ spending at the Pen·
tagon.
A<.TUALLY, reduced delense spending wu o.ot a major Carter
campaign iuue and was seldom
mentioned alter bis nominatioa.
1be President-elect bas bad ex·
celleot opportunities since the
electioll to acknowledce. 11s
Brown did here, the realities o(
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defense requirements. Instead,
be doggedly repeated the s to 7
billion-dollar cut, revealing a
stubborn streak which in this
case wu self-damaging.
To reassure tbe Democratic
party's powerful left wing early
in bis campaign, Carttt urged
defense s pending reductions
without explaining how they
would be made -ooce mention·
ing $15 blllton but later settling oo the S to 7 billion-dollar range.
Although his written testimony to
the DemocraUc platform com-
mi~ proposed an ODliual 5 to 7
billio6-dollar reduction, neither
be nor bls staff bad any idea then
where the cuts would be made. •
After his nominatioo. Carter
talked once or twice about ad·
ministrative Pentagon reforms
suggested to him by the Brook-
ings lnstitution, all of which
could not possibly yield S5 blllioo
in gr05s cuts much less a $S
billion net reduction in the de-
f ense budget.. Between Labor
Day and election day, we find no
record of Carter repeating the S
to 7 billion-dollar figure.
ACCORDINGLY, the st age
was set tor the President-elect to
let that s to 7 billion-dollar cut
quietly slip from memory. as
John F. Kennedy's "missile gap"
did in 1961 -a much easier task
for Carter since military spend·
ing was a far less promhM!nt
campaign issue for him. But
Carter passed up the op·
portunity.
Asked by Walter Cronkite of
CBS Nov. 29 whether he bad
learned anything to shake his
view of "Iota of fat" in defense,
Carter replied: "No, no. I think
my opinions have been cor·
roborated.'' While adding. "l
have not had a chance since I've
been elected•' to study the
Q\ilitary, be stuck by "a S per·
cent reduction in the millt.ary
budget" -$5.6 billion ol the cur·
rent budget, $1U billion ID 1MIZt
year's.
On Dec. 20 when Or. Brown
was named Secretery of
Defense. Carter was asked
whether be atill planned that s to 7 bllllon·dollar cut. "Yet," the
President-elect r~lied, "we'll start Immediately.• U. did not
point out that a net defense re-
duction would be pos8*e only
through maaa1ve m1npower cuta
which nobody even con·
templates.
THESE BARD realities were
sugeested by Brown lo a Los Aneeles Times Interview
published Dec. 1:7, p:romptlng
questioning of him 'ia~ here the next day. told
them spendlng will rtae next year
over the current fiscal year's
$113 billion, perhaps exceeding
inflationary increases, aad
added be wu not sure that nen a eross reduction of 5 to 7 f>lllion
dollars in savings could be ac·
complisbed. Beyond what Brown
said. it may be Impossible to re-
duce President Ford's $123
bUlioo Pentagon budget fOt' next
year.
Thia problem was not dis·
cussed seriou.sly u tbe cabinet
meeting here agreed cut the
necessity to keep fai.th with the public. Accordingly, press
secretary Jody Powell vtgorous.
ly denied that Carter bad ever
promised an absolute reduction
in defense spending.
But emerging rrom dinner with
bis cabinet that night, the President~lect sUll would not
pubUoly acbowledge the uncut·
table defense bud1et. While
declaring, "We'll spend
whatever is necessary to defend
our country," he again IDvoked
that magic 5 to 7 blWco-dollar de--
f ense cut without addiaa this
would not lower ovnu defense
spending. Anxious though he la to
restore governmental crediblll·
ty. Jimmy Carter showed stub-
born reluctance to be seen IDOV·
ing away from a campalgn
pledje even when that ii indeed
the case.
Now la a particularly eupbol1.c
time for t.be 100,000 ..-wbo in-
habit the seven eminls oo tbe
Persian/Arabian Gulf wbicb
federated five years ago. To
begin with, it's a modest wonder
that t.bia federatJon survived. but now with the oil boom. paJllle
here are exaberut 8lld -• bit
stupefied with tbe tun ol events.
The main streets and rolds are
festive with colored Uctm. giving
t.be &>lace a c~ look
to celebrate lta sixth biltbday.
TO UEP the smaller and
poorer emirates viable (they
cbl't all hue oil), be baa c.-
t.rallsed the 1ovenunent and
ftnance system ao that it can dis-
pense money and aemcea to the
leuer emirates. Sheik ZQed 11
elected by the Coundl ol aWen
(the other us aheib), whlcb ID
turn coasuJta witb an wer-bly ol
40 mm representtq varioQI cm-
atiblenctes in the U.A.E. The
federation bas a CClllltitutlon. auu in the formation proceu,
&Od e•en hu an MIOCfatkJD of
WOUMD eooaidered procreabe ID a lalamic state.
TBE tJ.A.E. sbarestbeSaudis' boom atmosphere, bqwever.
Rilt.oos and Sberatona lprlng
from tbe desert. FUb' baMa pro-s per. Ca-mels and!' aaalent
rowboats provide 1*.b a ~an·
Uc touch and b'aDlpOl1.at:lan. but
the U.A.B. also baa four lntenla·
u.al airporU aDcl No men ant
plmmed. A $300 million dry dock,
three times the abe ot the Em~
pt.re State Buildina, ii bdlll cm·
ltrdeted at Dubai. Dubaf wi11
allo have a hqe trade and ex·
bibitloo ball, a 33-etory buUdlng,
New Look for Regents
A fnf years aco, the name ol
the capital city, Abu Dhabi.
made most people think ol Africa
or India. Even then, a quick eeo-
grapby letlOll that the Urrlted Aru £m1ratea were bonlered by
the Gulf, Saudi Arabia, Omao
and Qatar (Wboevtt beard ol
them either?) would leave only a Oeetine impression.
and already brags about tta Durlng bis initial montm in of.
brand-new traffic tunnel which ftce it was euy to write approv·
mates YoU tbtnk you are in New inlb of Governor Jerry Brown.
VorkCity. He wu talking a good game,
· Wlth ol1 rennutw estimated at ~ially on educational and fis·
a ~ ft•bllllon in~ tbe cal luues. And bi& oomn oC be·
U.A.X-. -eS&)ecta a tr8de surplus o( lnf IO dedicated to his job that be '4 blllloa. One,fourtb of its bad no time for partiean politics budaet 1oe1 to f9ftllln aid -pro< <:1 the ceremonial !olderol of his
babfy a WOfld record. A welfwe office projected an admirable
syatem "blch pales Sweden's iinqe.
pro•ldu achOolcbildren with . Unfortunately, u 'time wore
pocket mOGey, famllles with sbb-00, bl.I llttiont and non-actions
lld1zed food, dlvore.d wives with tn a d e h t s
allowancea, eveeybody free r b • t 0 r-l c
( EARL WATERS )
• pointees.
Speaking of bis appointees, in
. the overall they have been
frightening. Some could even be
termed atrocious. For the most
part tbey represent the disai· de11ta of society rather than the
m*>rlty v1ewpointa.
Finance who also served u
director of Mot.or Vebldea and
General Services lb tbe Reqan adminiatratton, ls• craduate of
Pomona with a desree iD bua.i·
nea adminlstraUoa from Stan-
ford. A no DODSeDle fJ'pe be will
be no patsy for the UC biera.reby.
And ooty a dcnen yean before
the Britiab reUnqufsbed control
ol tbla aHa, tbe 2!0,000 people
wbo lived in tbe coastal state were pretty much occuped witb
fl1bln1. pearl divine and
' primttlve farmlog.
The U.A.E. b far d1tferent
fnJm tta big nei1hbor to tbe West, SudJ Arabia. lalamk pnictieein
tbe U.A.E. ls far leu aevere.
Tbere fl eooaiderable tol«'atlClll
ol DOD-lalamlc relltloD. a8lt a mucb freer 1tm09libere. Sbelt
Zayed himself bu welcomed tbt
arrtnl of Roman c.tbollc and
Aqlican cleramea. and .....
eel them in obtalalna lud for tbelr churches.
edueatlon at all levell OacJudlng bo]Jow. And
ov.raeaa untveraltles)~ bla Ja,enUe
NEWRTHELES& giving the
Devil his due as the expression
goes, hia recent appointments to
the regents of the University of
California earn him plaudits.
Gregory Bateson, a renowned
anthropologl.st, received degiees
from Cambridle and a doctoute
from Nortbweste...,. He bolds the view. all too rare thele dQI, that
college stude,nts sbcxald be able to
read and write. Vilma llartine1,
presldent and ceneral COUDlel for
the Mexican-American Le1al
Defense and Educational F'landt
represents the m.lnorlties. Under the old regime sbe probably
wouldn't ha•e been allowed to lit
in on rqeat mMttnp.
. ,
IN ua. there Wllll't . single
public ~bool in this area, there were few paved roads. ad poiver·
t1 and IWteracy were the raJe.
Tbe nl1iu sbeib quarreled 11114 were cflsclpUrud and
maneuvered by the Brttlab who were quite ready to &tve lt all QI>
... bM show. Tbe Brita wculd
nner have lmqtned that seven .,... could ever ea .._well
There ls DO banb ~
DO band-cuttiq or belteaMD •.
Women are alloWed todrt" can ud lDcreulnlb' Dlltid1lllte tn
public life. lloteli and
restaurants sell alcoholic beveraaea.NewapapencrlUdle
the pernm.t, thouCb spa.rtna.
IJ. Tour1lta are ~ there
an n!Ptdubl, and neo one
bealth can and, ti one tt • t bow to wort the bureaucracy, a a emp. 0
tree plot r ol1anct an111-.y 1oan to =.• f::
builchbe>Ule. dldate ·er-
poeed l!M,.... 1'801.108 T8E U.A.t:. lln-i U tentlob' or
aaet1q u the Saudll about de-dl1dato for
velopmeilt plam, ~-. U polltl •-"""' quid natural .... pla11t1; c.--a fertlber. aJumlnum. .... aDG abam.
petrocbemlcal p1p11 -~ Tbe IDnttabJe ~t ~ a
11.2 bllUoD -are plpae4 The =='= ril °':.:!. ~ BrlUab IDd Jeperre bne ~ imaJe ot populanty Ill '-dli·
the ltade1*1D •etfbc eootracta, al=• aa his llfachlavelllan but U.S. 'finnt are comina on. fut. ll-.: MJltel bu a Joint IC ea to reoraanbut.te gov·
• mlWoo llqakt 1'tWral cu munent lnto ooe c:rand plan of planteomtrtactioajob. 1oclal reform pd •elfare
T"8 U.A.l:.'1 Britlth-tralned ·become more Anf llllfttndeot. mUiury for:ecettlDocleltala; the. Itta alm01t as lfbe vftwtbi.maelf
U.A.E. muit rely on blHtr u eome sort of a ~Jtobm
ltat.es ln the. Gulf for security. Hood •eektn• to tr..t• 1teaith
'IMre ls tbe aaual ant1.Zlon.llt fl'onlthebava~U..ba"'9DOU.
talk ber• by aovenunent of· Rlltm:r:,otb.afdwcnandde-
11ciall, but Ult UM! Seudls, tbl dicatlon fades ult bec:oal•
U.A.E. lta'ienbip wtlbel tbe apparent U.1t H ii ~-hie ot ?JI~ qbelUGG would 10 NCoplalnc problems uDtil they
awa1. TM U.A.E. eouJd bave a become en.es. He tb.ea naellel ln
problem wttb radical Arabi, wttb some cranct.tand pl11 a&· ~•UH ol ita faltb' IOOM hnml· temptina to solve tbe problem by ll'alion pollq. At a.Mt 40 per. ateallnl the aolut.ionls propoeed
cetlt of UM U.A.B.'~ lnbabttanta by lelillators 101110 of .taich be
are forelfn4'1'1, near!)' .U ol lbem bad pre-vtously rejected or ~Y
aiuest worken. __. abovi111na Die' blame on b1I ap.
In tbe first place they
represent a complete departure
from the tradJUonal types Tt'bo
have betome fixtures on this IOV· emtna body of the state'• un·
lverslty. These have been
penons cbOlen more because ot
tbdr wealth and social prestige
and tnlluence than any acep •
tloaal knowledge of educatiooaJ
,Oala or proper management of
such an lllstltuUon.
M. s uch the regents have
CJl)el'ated u en exclusive club ol
wealthy snobs wltb inuedlble ar-
rotance and contempt for the
publlc'• rlght to know t.be details
of tile univeraity'a :c;auoos •. 1'beU' annual b\ldcet su lsllmt
&o tbe lchl•tut'• for bunclrtdl ol mlWofta of dollars to support the
IChoof uve been In the nature ot
demands rather than requesta,
TB£ Tlt&EE new appoint..
are oot ~DI of wellth but ~r,r. ero reptacln1 three ooair ... What \bey do bave
JI iood common .... and ftnn vttwt about tbe n.edl and role ol
ttie w\JvmU.y.
Verne Orr. a former direct.or ot
OllAHOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
R00«11 N. Wl'fd, ,._..,.
Thomai Kfftlft. Bdbor
BOrbClra Kr~.
£d11onol Page 8"""r
The fdltotial paae ot ~ A>a1'1
Piiot seeks to inform and
llirtiulate readers by pmenung
oo this p1age dlveTSe commentary
on topics of lnlereat by 1ynd1c•t•
ed columntsU •nd urtoon!Jlta. by
pro\ildina a forum ror rudtrl' vlht'I and by prt1tntln& thla
newsp1per's OPl!"llona and ldeaa on cttrrent t<11>•~-The edltor\a) oPhuona ot the D1l11 PUot.,.,..,.
only Jn the edltortal co&umnat"'•
lop or thf P•••· OpJntMI U · ll"Saed b)' lht COhlnuuta 88d
<'U\OOftJIU and lttttr writ.-. an ~r own •n<I no tl'ldOtMment ot thftr v1eM by the DaUy PlJot
lhould be lftftrrtd .
,.ond!U'. Jan.10.1m
Monday· January 10. t9'77 DAILY PILOT .t 7
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To Wed DOok.ed? It's Too.ch 0rs u e-P t, NEW HA VEN, Conn. <AP> -Heavy eolfee pie to experience beadaches along wtlb otber
U drinkers pained at aoarlng prices may develop a withdrawal symptom-. Ueb said, and may start a ay P d.ilferent kind of headacbe -a very real one -lf ''vicious cycle'' -a contlnued caffeine addicUoo -
they join the coffee boycott. lf tbe coffee drinker turns to aspirin or ot.ber cal·
R E ow o o o c I Ty A sudden bait ln c.rteine intake alao can cauae
CAP> _ The Board of some coffee addicts to suffer lrritabWty, letharey
Supervlsors baa declded and coostipation, a medical researdler aald.
to lncreaae marriage CAFFEINE IS THE' IL\IN a---•-t that licenae feeB -and the -----additional r evenue is makes coffee a pJck·me-Up, 8bd some people de-
feine-cootalnln" sUmulant.s for relief.
earmarked to help pre· velop a.distinct dependency on It. aald Dr. JUUan ~~=======~ ventdivorce. Ueb, director of the Dana Plycbiatrlc Cllnlc at
County Clerk Marvin •Yale-New Haven Hospital.
WIDLE VNCEaTAIN HOW -~NY coffee
drinkers might sutfer withdrawal symp(oms. Lieb
aald the number probably ls considerable. More
than half tbe world's coffee ls consumed in tbJ.s
Country. Authorities estimate tbal cotree is sened
in about 98 percent of U.S. homeg.
Caffeine addiction. also called "coffee
drinkw'a syndrome." often appears amoo1 ::t;!;
who drink a large amount of beveraaes cool
ca«etne -cola. tea and, or coone. coffee.
Dog Ring
Cruelty
Nets Fine
LLANFAIR
CAEREINION. Wales
(AP> -A Welsh sheep.
farmer bas been fined
$34 for putting a metal
ring through a dog•s nose.
It was the first pros-
ecution of its kind
brought by the Royal
Society for the Preven-
ll on of Cruelty to
Animals. The Carmer
alao admitted filing the dog's teeth.
THE DEFENDANT,
·Allen Williams. 45, told
ma1istrates in this
Welsh mountain town
that be did it because bis
black and white collie.
Spot, bad taken to biting
sheep. The ring was to
Church recommended Witbdrawtng from c:olfee can cauH tom• peo-
the increase rrom S8 to $8
to help cover expenses in ------------------the Court of Conciliation.
a free marriage counsel-THE FAMILY O RCUS. By Bil Keane
Ing service for county
residents.
Tboae on the other eod ot the spectrum weren't
exempted by the board
from subsidizing the
counselin g service
either. The board also
decided that the cost for
dissolution of marriage
and other family law ftl.
ings will be increased
from $18.50 to $53.50.
The higher rees are ex-
pected to produce more
than $28,000 a year.
Taxes Tallied
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-California taxpayers
paid over $6.S billion in
slate-assessed taxes in
the 1975-76 fiscal year
through tax programs
administer ed by the
Board or Equalization.
''I don't core what the six miUion dollar man
likes -the sixty-five cent boy
is going to eot it."
prevent the dog rrom ---------------------------
gettlng a good bite.
Wllllams pleaded gull.
ty to inserting the ring
without anesthetic, caus-
ing unnecessary suffer-
ing to the dog.
FARM LABORER
David Davies also
plNded guilty to aiding
and •bettins by holding
the dog down when the
ring was inserted He
was given an absolute
discharge.
RSPCA officials. who
said it was the first such
caae in its 153-year his·
tory, condemned the
court's decision to retUTQ
the 3-year-old sheepdog
to the farm.
"IT'S ABSOLUTELY
dis1uating that be should
be allowed to have the dee back after what he
did to it," said RSPCA
inspector Len Jones.
Magistrate Aled Jooes
said the court did net
think there would be any
further cruelty to the dog.
Pot J!us. . t
Di/missal
RidedOut
don't
fill out an income tax
form this year!
Let one of our specialists
do it for you. No charge .
Join the thousands of Los Angeles Federal Savers ~ho
have their personal Federal and California tax rel!Jrns
prepared without charge.
All you need to do is deposit $5 .000 in a Los Angeles
Federal Savings Passbook o r $10.000 in a higher rate
Investment Certificate.
If your savings are now rn a commercial bank or another
1nst11ut1on. Los Angeles Federal Savings will make your
tax appointment now and handle the details of transfer
Make your appointment early. The sooner you file, the
faster your refund can be mailed.
'!'be syndrome Is marked by lnitabillty, "cof.
fee aeryes," rapid heartbeat. headaches, l.uomnla
and sometimes vomiting and harsher ayuiptoms. ln
fact, the condition often is mistakenly diaposed as
anxiety neuroeis. IJeb said.
ON ONE CASE TaEATED AT tbe New Haven cllnic. an obese woman complaiDed of belog dis·
orcanbed, unable to sleep and being lnitabJe •.
partlcularly toward her chlld.ren. Taking her off
caftee and cola brought improvement. Lleb said.
Uel> suggested that coffee addicts unable to I break the habit desp6t.e tbe soaring prices tbat have
prompted the coffee boycott migbt eliminate some
ollate-day cups to cut baclr.oa their total intake.
'QM>ee wbo weather the withdrawal period -lt
can range from a few days to several weeks -may
find unexpected benefits.
"One poulble benefit of a coffee boycott, if It
warb, is that a lot of people wUJ have improved
sleep," Ueb said .
MEMS and WOMENS
SPORTSWEAR
Starts Tuesday
~But
DIPAanen' STOii
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SAN FRANC ISCO
(AP> -The Calllornia
~me Court bas ruled
that a new 1tate Jaw pro-
bi b1 ts dis missing a
tenured school teacher
because of a 1971 convic-
tion for possession of
marijuana.
The cue in volved
Thomas Mann. a teacher
witb the Rialto Unified
School Distric t . who
pleaded 1ui lly t o
po.aeaalng marijuana.
The charge arose out of
bia use and possession~
a small quantity at bis
home Jan. 31 .1969.
Plus: higher interest than paid by any commercial bank.
Plus interest day in to day out. Plus the security of
savings insured by a Federal Agency. Plus e)(tra hours.
Plus tree services with a minimum deposit: safe deposit
box. checking account at a commercial bank. docu·
ment duplication, Travelers Checks and more. It takes
only one minute and one signature to start your savings \\Odd Chainpion Flying Saucer FREE all this week!
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The court said that as
d Jan. 1 um . the Health
and Salety Code pro·
blblta any public entity
-tnchtdlng a school dis·
trtct -from penalizing
an indivtduel ln any way
on the basts of a
poueaioa o( marijuana
conviction more than
two yean old.
Slnce tbe cue iovwved
a 1rn conviction, the
court beld that the new
lelf.slatloo repealed any
statutory authority the
tcllool district may have
bad to dls mlu the
t teacher.
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All Interest Compounded Daily
Annual Yield Annual Rate .
8.06% $1000 for 6 to 10 years 73/•%
6.72% $1000 for 1 to 2 years 6f2%
5.39% Paid clay-in to day-out sv .. %
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Hoocs Office· Los AnQeles Federal 91111nos and Loen Anoc:latlon On• Wtlst11rf. Lot Angeles 9001 1 • Ottier olflces 111ro119hou1 1ne •r•a
That's right. Just buy a regular Hsh and
Fryes Dinner foT $1.69-and get a
com~tltlon-slze flying saucer absolutely
free . Taste the fish that made us
famous-two whopping big fillets
wrapped In the golden crust that makes
eveyythlng at Long John Silver's so
special tastin', plus a heapln' helping of
our fabulous ftyes. The free flying
saucer Is the most advanced and finest
made, with a retail value of $2.00.
Endorsed by Gulnesa record holder Bob
May, the saue«s are available at Long
John Sliver's all this week. January 10·
January 16. Because weekends ate
' I
special at Long John Sifver·s. we have
some events scheduled just for you. On
Saturday, Janu~ry 15. bring your Long
John Silver's flying saucer and enter the
accuracy competition. Prizes wlll go to
the winners of each age category. And
on Sunday. January 16. there will be a
free clinlc. by Bob May. He will be on
hand to teach you how to get
maximum distance and accuracy with
your new saucer. Be sure to p ick up
your Grand Opening Party Calendar at
Long John Silver's. We have an entire
month of free treasures. contests and
prtzes planned-and we'd like you to
join us. For the fun of It.
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Weather Aids
Area Boating
Gola problem' Then wnte to Pat Dunn Pat will
cut red tape. geltmg the answers and action you
need to solve 1nequ1tles m government and bUSt·
ness Ma1t your questions to Pat Dunn At Your
Service. Orange Coast Dally Pilot. P.O Boz 1560.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Include your telephone
number. The column appears daily except
Saturdays.
.8y ALMON LOCKABEY
o.111 ~ ... u .. '"'°'
The first weekend ot
)'achUng activity aJong
the Orru1ge Coast turned
out to be what the sailors ~pected in midsummer
-sparkUng clear skies
and a mild westerly that
rµrnished comfortable
weather legs and col-
<tful spinnaker runs.
The weather gods
smiled on both Balboa
Yacht Club's Sunkist
Series -the second of three races -and on
Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club's New Year Regat-
ta for performance han-
di c: a p Racin g Fleet
ypc:hts.
Small boats raced in·
side the bay Saturday in
8YC's Sunkist and the
big boats raced on out-
side cou r ses. Capo
BYC's regatta was a
Sunday only event. Both
regattas drew large
turnouts.
BYC Sunkist results:
INSIOI CLASSl5
THISTLE I. Prnc '°"' AOl»rl v.,.·r Al••· eve. 1. Jublll!M, eoo e.11, eve
METCALF • I, Sob Rollin\, eve. t,JoMTl'lom.t.BYe
U.SEA A I, Mik~ ArriOO NHYe.
J, tie bet-n Poul Murphy, BVC. <11'<1
&uco ererv, NH Ve
lASEA 8 I, Me•lln Wllllam\Qn, eve
AOUL f LASER I 8 •11 Hr..OOOn, eve
LIDO UA 1 Ch•d Twoth••I.
eve. t. Oon SIOUQhlO<I OYC ). Al • oi.-eve
LI00.148 1 Merv Jo Tylor eve.
SIEMON
GENEVIEVE VALENTINE
SIEMON, rt••O.nl ol L<tQuno NIQUtl,
Ciltltor"'• Puwc! away J..,...ry 10.
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Jer .. y o ·eo,.nor L•oun• Hiiis MMIU41ryo::UrKIOr\
Bou .. U•e o• Diaper•
DEAR PAT: I amexpecUngtheblrthormyfirst
child in a few months. All or my friends use paper
diapers. I'd be wUllng to buy cloth diapers and
launder them ll the cost is a lot less. Has anyone ever
done a cost coinparison study on the various diaper·
lng aJternaU ves?
G.C .. Mission Viejo
Home economists at the Berkeley Co-op de-
term.laed lhHe rtaures OD the cogt or diapering a
baby for a year (JO dJapers a week) at May 1176 Drtces: home laaad.ry (based oa twe washes a week,
C09t of eqaJpmeat. llttlJtiea, d•rgeat, bleatb,
diapers aad plastic pa.DU): $13; laundromat (also
bued oa home laundry eqalpment costs): $115;
diaper service: SZ34; "dUcoant store" paper
diapers": UU; •ad. "brand name" paper diapers:
Sift. Diapera cleaned by a cU1per service renl&ecl lD
lower lacldence of diaper rash. aceordlq to a ltady
c:oaducted by WUUam Beaumont GeaeralllospUal
lD El Paso, ~us. Tboeelaandered at bomewer~ tbe
blggest offenders, wttb disposable diapers coming
nearer to tbe professloaaJ service.
Pl....,.119 Fee O ld o f l oi11t
DEAR PAT: I moved to California last summer.
but my problem started and seems to stay In my
former home state of Michigan. In October 1975, I ap-
plied for a plumbing permit through the State of
Michigan Department of Labor. I sent the $27 fee,
plus an additional requested $1. I had intended to
perform plumbing work on my house in Michigan.
My permit never was received, so I dJdn't do the
work. I've written to the department a number or
times about this problem. It claims my permit bad
been mailed to me. That's nol the case. Am I stuck
ror this $28?
O.T .. Fountain Valley
No, you've been maUed a refwtd. The State
PlumbhlgCoardofMlcblCaa'sDepartmentofLabor stlUc~d•tbatapenQJtwuseattoyoualongwttb
I.lie llOdee of a $1 abortage on your application fee.
You refud was bued oa the Information that you
did not do the plumblq. The basic disagreement re-
mallls aue«Jed, batyoullaverecetved your refund.
t:aittJHJfp A9 e l11•t Smears
DEAR PAT: 1 started an office job about a
month ago. I am a good typist, but I always seem to
fmlsh the day with one or two stains from cpbon
paper or typewriter rtbbon on my clothes. I tbougbl
that newspaper writers probably race tbe same pro-
blem. How do l get rid ot these stains without ruining
myclotbes?
J .A., Newport Beach
You're right. Tbose laandry problems allo go
with a Joarnalla&'• Job. Pretrea& Ute atabl rib a few
oossan dropl ol 1m monla ud tben waab ln detergeat. U aoy
o1 ~~~?..!~~~~~ = acda~ elolnthlng requlnshotreatmeet ror dupllcaCblg
Flrst Meetlng Tlalll'Sd ay
OCTC Birth Nears
By KATliY a.ANCY Of .. DMly ...........
The powerful new Orange County Tnnsporta-uon Commission wbicb could abip m.-Jor tramlt
and road bulldin& decisions from existing local
agencies, will have Its official birth next week.
The commission. created by legislation last
year. will hold its first meet.ins at 9:30 a .m. Tb~
day in the county Board of Supuvtsors' bearing room. 51$ N. SycamonSt .. Santa Ana.
AMONG THE ftR8T ltems of bualneaa wlll t>e selection or a chairman and vic;e chairman.
Assemblyman Walter Ingalls <D-Rlvenide>.
who sponsored the legislation creating the new
agency. also ls experted to attend to discuss the
comml.ssion 's role in transportation plannina.
IN ADOmON. the commission is expected to
discuss wbat procedures it will use in selec:Ung a
commission mem bet' from the public at large.
ln improved, weJl-coordloat.ed lranaport.aUoo plan· run, wbicb ehould benefit cltlzena u a whole.
THE INGALLS BILL. originally wu planned to
improve t.ranaportaUon planning tor Los Angeles
County. but similar commlqlons for Oraogt,
Riverside and San Bernardino Counties were
added.
'Ibe commissions are aJI dlrferent to tbelr
makeup, ranging from rlve members in Orange
County to 19 in San Bernardino.
The Ora.nae County commis.sloo also has been
given a $250,000 allocation ror opentln• fUnda Its
llntyear.
COMMISSIONERS Thursday are expected to
begin talldnJ about what type of staff to hire wilh
that money.
They also wllJ be asked to appoint a temporary
legal counsel and recording secretary and are ex-
pected toaet times and dates cl future meetings.
Mike Evanboe. assistant secretary for the
state's Business and Transportation Agency, will
open Tbunday•a session.
Commissioners now include Fountaln Valley
Mayor Al HoWnden and Santa Ana City Coun-
cilman David Brandt. both selected by the Orange
County League of CftJes.
Supervisors Ralph Clark and Ralph Diedrich ~=~=~==~1~~~lliiiiT~ also were named to the commission by their fellow I 1( ) ~
supervisors. -A::::~:iurd9ya . \ -iisuuNCE
AS REQUIRED unde r the legislation, two ' ~-"1' .._..
members of the new agency, Hollinden and Clark, 1 COSTA MISA..
serve as directors of the Orange County Transit In the Mt.HM ii
District COCTD >. '"
The law requires that the four commissioners
select a fifth panelist rrom the general public, SENIOR CITIZENS someone who bas not held public office for at least 10
ye~edrich was selected as the second supervisor m 10% ~!~c1.~ •••
on the agency in late December over the objection SAY£ Ofll ALL rullCM!.SES av HCOMtHG ,,. of Supervisor Tom Riley, who wished the post MEMHR Of OUR SENIOR CITIZfloiS SAVl~GS himself. rLANATNOCOSTTOYOU.
••• 11 ........... ·-· ....... , RILEY ARGUED unsuccessfully that be SALES
represented the southeast county area where major
development and related road building are taking • place.
As empowered by Ingall's legislation, the new
olleg~ Pharmacy . ' .. ;, . . . .
., •' . ' .. agency ls charged with ~ewing OCTD budgets : :-•-
and plans. along with tbo6e ror cities' and county ~===::!=~~~~~~~~~~~~~ road building projects. -; --------------~---~ -
UNDER TERMS of the new law, the com· \ mission can decide on its own to uaume deciaion-
making powers or to function more as a rubber ROBERT E. ROPER. M.D . stamping agency, leaving many decisions up to ex-
isting agencies. WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OP' Critics of the commission, including the
California League of Cities, sald tbe agency simply BERTRAM H. CARSON. 0 .0 . AOBGP is an unneeded level cl government..
But Holllnden bas aald the agency could result IN THE GENERAL PRACTICE OP'
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Tonight's
1V Highlights
KCET @ 8:00 -Meeting of ~e
Minds. steve Allen hosts tbls new weetJy
aeries where be interviews some of the
most famous people in world bi.story -
Qeopatra. Theodore Roosevelt, Tbomu Paine.etc.
ABC.• 8: 30 -"'lbe Man With the
Golden Gun... Roger Moore atars as
James Bond in this latest 007 ruck to re-
ach the tube with Ouistopher Lee and
Britt Ekland.
NBC 8 9 :00 -"The Death of
Richie." A TV drama based on a true in·
cldent in which a father killed his drug-
addicted aon, with Ben Gazzara, Robby
Benson and Eileen Brennan.
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I MOllDAY I
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'Meeting of the Min&'
Hopes to Infuriate
87 llALCOLll N. CUTE&
NEW YORK (AP) -A talk &bow
bolt of b:l,c;:e day.. &eve Allen la do-
ing tom 8 new. He'• a talk abow
bolt of bJcone day1.
"I hope tbe Procram wW IDtUriate eome peGl>le," he IQI. ''We wW have achieved our wildest aucceu to the
a.tent we lnfuriate people."
TBE P&OGU• 18 cllled "Meet-
ing of Minda, .. and tbe cu-ta. wW not
be the likes of Zia 7.18 Gabor, Tony
Randall or Joyce Brothen.
Nor will b.la "1uesta" -and tbat'• ·
what Allen calll tbem -be deadly
bores, be 11y1. They will, however, be
dead. And the boredom level will be
entirely In Allen 'a bands, for be
crealed lbe
program and wrote the lines
from material
already
published .
The fU"St of six
60-minute pro-
g r a m s
already com·
pleted will be seen over PBS Al.UN
tonight at Son Channel28.
Marie Antoinette, Sir Thomu More,
Karl Marx, Ulyases S. Grant, Attllla
lhe Kun. Gallleo Galllel. Emily
Dickinaoo and ~arlta Darwin.
WHAT RE BAS TIDED to create LI
a "theater ol ldeaa that would be en·
terta1nlq and yet would atlml&late the
viewer to think blmaelf by introducing
him to or remlndlnf him of tmporlanl
tb1nken and doers of history.••
Americana don't tb1ok eDOUlh. ha·
ven't become well enougb informed
and aren't therefore very acllve
partidpanta in their democracy, Al·
lenaaya.
"It ls 1ucb concerns that cause me
to devote so much time to 'Meettni of
Mind•,... be adds. "It can help
stimulate popular interest in tbe pro-
blems and a raUonal way of thinking
abouttbem.''
THE TALK SHOW lakes place in a
kind ol a living room at a rot.md table.
Gueits come down a fUgbt ol stairs, as
if from heaven, ratber than through a
parted curtain.
In Olle show, ethereal poetesa Emily
Dicklnaon glides down the stairs after
Allen's introducU oo and makes the
unlikely offering ol a nower to an
earlier guest, Attilla tbe Hun. The
"boet" remarks thal Miss Dickinson seems somewhat diatract.ed.
Mond!r· JwlU!IY 10, 1"77 OM. y PLOT 41
"THE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE IS COMIN&u
"The Bible. related to practical llfe," will be led by
author-lecturer~tst Dr. Paul T. Culbertson.
of Point Loma College. an Institution of the Church of
the Nazarene In San Diego.
The Blble studies, held In the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Duane Anderson, 34021 Calle Acordarse. San
aemente, are the begiMlng activities of the new
Church of the Nazarene to be organized soon for San
Clemente and south Orange County residents.
The Bible studies will be each Tuesday evening.
beginning January 4, 7:30 P.M. and continuing
through the month.
Besides the sessions with Or. Culbertson, a story time
for children Will also be provided In the Anderson
home. so children are welcome.
These activities are under the sponsorship of
Southern California District Chl.lrch of the Nazarene.
Rev. Robert H. Scott, District Superintendent. The
District office is located at 524 E. Chapman, Orange,
telephone 714-538-1193. Further information on the
new church can be obtained by calling the district
office number, or the Anderson residence. 496-8159.
Southern California District Church of the Nazarene
owns acreage bounded by Calle NaranJa. C811e
Portola. and Calle Juanita in San Clemente. P1ans
have been in the making since 1970 to begin a
church.
i
1,
I,,
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It
Allen's "gueala" played by ac·
tors such as Alexander Scourby,
will be Cleopalra, 'lbomu Aquinas,
'Ibomas Paine, Theodore Roosevelt,
"I've been out with lanterns looking
for myself," she explains. '' '-----------------------------------------------~ Dancer's
Act Upsets
Decorum
H A D D 0 N
TOWNSHIP, N.J . (AP>
-A dancer who gave a
Municipal Court judge a
clothed exhiblUon of her
act was ftoed $275
anyway -and was or-
dered off the courtroom
chair sbe bad made ber
stage.
Lucille Anne Chiodo.
18, alao known as Rhea
Roma and lbe Italian
Love Goddess, WU found
guilty of aollclling lewd
and laclvlous acta in her
job, usually conducted in
tbeoude.
Municipal Court Judge
llan>ld Gleaner banded
down b.la venlict after a
two-hour trial that in·
eluded Miu Cblodo'a
performance, which had ~~led by the
Gleaner aald be or-
dered an end to the ex·
bibWon beeauae "I get
nervous with ladles
etaodlng on the chairs in
tbe courtroom. They
miebtfall."
Bl.ack]ew
In Israel
Tal,kTopie
The integration of
black Jews in Israel ls the topic ol
a talk that
•ill be
given to
Laguna
Circle
Judaica at
8 p . m.
Thursday
at Laguna
Federal
uwNO"" Savio1s
and Loan, 2to Ocean
Avenue, Laguna Beach.
The talk will be givm
by Pnlleaor Howard II .
Lenbolf ol UC l"tne and
be illustrated by slides.
1be meeUna la public .
Sex Pistols
Shot Down
LONDON CAP) -
EID, Britain's bigest ret'lOl'd1DI company, said
it parted from ttie Sex
Plltoll, the ''punk roek''
muaiclana who bit tbe bl&Ume b1 talklnl dirty
CID a TV network.
Tbe COIDpaDJ nld It cancetea lt• contract
with the four.man sroup
because of • • advene
pabticity."
Punk rock la an impart
from the United Stata
that exploita outrapoua
bebaviororutage and off.
Voight Signe
LOS .uiGl:LF.S <AP> -Jan VQltht bu ._
alped to costar wt~
Jane l'oada in "Comlnt Home," a atory of a
v9'eran '• r9'Ul1l from tbe Vllt.Dam War.
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11& ln8tlllatl0n. Clll now. Spactal onar 8lldl In 3 dlys.
Offer goad In Cabled areas only, and only lor ''Z" Channel lostanatlon.
There Is an tnstallatlon charge lor Baslc Clble Strvlee.
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Monday's
Closing Prices NYSE COMPOSITE . TR~SACT:IONS On Skids? ,
II your car bappeas to b. numlng C)O Flroatoa•'• Dehat
QiamplOD Sup·R·Belt Urm, It would be wiJo to check UM
Mrlal ..-.,btr. Some~-of Lb.-e ti.rel appattnUy c--.
oft tbe produtUOlt ~ wtth delecta that eQUkl r...ul$:i blowout.a. Tbe 1utpect Uret ~ sue J.,..15, .,.
whlttwalll aod they bear \.he aerial number VHV~
You can tW"D in thls Ure for a new one. f'lrettoM lau ~
called them, uptalninc that they may have beeD iaanufeet
tW'ed wlt.b the wroac
body ply fabric.
Flrettone Tire &
Rubbe'r, aecoud to
Ooodyear In tho tire
buslneta. bu lone been
the prime rubbet sup.
plier to tbe J'ord Motor t!
Company, But none of~ t.iNS wu made fo~ Ponl or anf
other car maker. 'Ibey weft all aold In the ~la~meat
market. where Flrestme does about 10 percent ti U.. ~
bualaeA. Jn the original tQ\dJ>mtnt martet (tires for Miii
cars), nreaton• bolds a 25perceo.t1hare.
RECALLING A POSSIBLY DEFECl'JVE product SI
not an upllltl.na experience for any compaQ.Y. However. thLt
Neall teem• to be in keeping with aome maJodoroua ~ peninp at thl• 76·year-old company, once so clotely kleD
Ulled With it.I founding family that an autborl•ed a
"The Fireatone StA)l'y," proudly laimed Ralph W
Emenon't dlctum thal "an ~OG la the lea
shadow al one man."
+bat man. ln this case, was Harvey S. Flreslol\e. wbtt
founded UU. company in Akron in 1900. Its initial bul~
wu aelUng carriage Urea. Sales in the first. year Wff~
Sll0,000. Today, Firestone la one of the 50 ~rgest corpora· Uoos in Amerlca, with annual sale, ol N bUUq,o.
But there are other differences, not relat6d to stz.e. 1d
lSOf, It. G . Dun and Company (predecffS<>l' ol Duo " ~radstreet) issued a credit. report onJlarvey Flreatooe.
stating that bis "character and habits are good and
penonal standing and business ability quite food." U added
that be bas the reputaUQO "ol meeUn& hll obligations to tM
letter."
THAT'S A PAR CRY FllOM 111E 1.EPORT just iHued
by thr" men who are dinlc:tors or Flreatone Tlte and Rub-ber. They have been investigating various Lll)Jlroper pay·
menta made by lbe company in r«ent years. and tlMry un·
covered lbe following:
-Robert P . Beasley, former vice chairman and chief
rmancial officer of tbe company. controlled nearly $1.2
million of Firestone's rWMS& in secret accounts "at many
banks.''
-Beasley used devious methods to build up these ac·
counts. One of bis favorite device. was to inflate salaries of
Flrest.dbe employ~ abroad, then have them remit the
funda to the Beuley·cootrolled accounta.
-LESS THAN HALF 11llS SLUSH FUND baa beeo ac·
counted for. The three-man Firestone committee still
-doeln 't know what happened to $62S,OOO. Beasley has not
been helpful. He bas taken the Filth Amendment in refusing
to answer questions submitted by the SEC.
-Some $390,000 in questionable payments w~ made
by the company in connection with its loreign operations. ht
ooe country, Firestone made "illegal" contributions total·
ing $180,000 to a political party. In Mexico, Firestone joinedo
wtth otber rubber companies in making a concealed pay-
ment to help ''arrange'' government approval for a price in·
crease.
That's Firestone today.
RAaVEY FlltESl'ONE'S SONS AND grandaons were.
active in the management of the company he founded, and
the Firestone family still owns lbe largest block ol stock.
But th1a t.Hdltlon ii passing, too.
Toward the end ol 1976, Just as Firestone issued lta tire
recall anq the three outalde d.lrectors Issued their report on
improper payments, Kimball C. Firestone quit as vice pre·
1ld«at and bead of the company's government affairt office
in Wasbincton. D.C. Be Is the 43-year-0ld grandson o( the
founder of Firestone. And hi.a resignation mean• that for the
first th'ne since Its founding in 1900 the company has no
Flrestones acUve in management.
Stock Market Posts
Another Small Gain
NEW YORK <AP> -The stock. market pushed ahead
gradually today, extending t.be modest rally it began late
last week. Trading was moderate.
• • The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 3. 74J10lnts to 9'Hur1.
Gainers held a small edge on losers among New York
Stock Exchange.11sted issues.
the Dow picked up about 5 points Thursday and Friday,
alter selling off more than 26 in the nrat three trading days olthe new year.
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SpotlJglat
THE RAIDERS' CLARENCE DAVIS (28) RA•LES BEHIND ntE BLOCKINO OF DAVE DALBY (50) ANO MARK VAN EEGHEN (30).
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: Thoughts of Game
TOid by Vikings
By BOW OD i.. llANOY .
Of "'9 Oally l'l ... Mall
PASA.DEN'I\ -There waa
I.loom in the MtnneecU Vik:lnp'
d.reaslng room following their
32·14 defeat by the Oakland
Raidera ln Super Bowl XI &mdq
lhrt' few. ·or· the Vltin&I would take any credit away ftom Ute Jlalders. .
"They are a great football
team, probably the belt we bave
seen tbh year,•• middle
lillebttker Jeff Stemoo said.
SMm1>n bad 11 11\dlvtdual
tackles ln the nrst half and 15 for
the d'ay wtth two asaist.i, but
wouldn't say lt was his best game.
"One of the key factors was the
amount or time the Raiders bad
ti» ball in the tint half: I don't mow about the N!f9t of Cbe teani
b1lt I WU pb11icall1 dralDed in
the second quarter," Siemon
said.
, ·"We lmfl"IV that one ol the keys
to success would be ror our d6-
fenie not to be OD tbe fleld too
~· tumlog po1nt came ea:rb
when Minnaota 's Fred McMel11
blocked a Ray Guy punt abCl re-
covered at tbe Oak.land tbree.
cord, O.and-t. They whipped us
and were a better team today.••
Alan Page wbo made 10 ln·
divldual tackles and bad one aa·
silt aloo• with a quarterback
sack. wu one of the first pl•yen
drelled and had little to say.
"In the scheme or life. $'1,500 la not very lJnportaDt. l don't UD·
dentand wby we Wer"e out there nmntna the ball when we we.re beb1Dd.··
"Tbank God we came out
alive." said Brent lrfcClanaban.
The VUtmas All·Pro n.amilll back, Chuck Foreman. cried for
a b.all hour followtna tbe game
before be1nJ able to talk with re-
porters. "When you 1et here u min)
times 41 we h.-~~ and can't win it. wUl can )'6\1 sa.y?" Foreman said, .. llOlt people never-get
here and you don't know if we'll
get another chance."
Unebacker Malt Blair said
things clidn't work out for the
ViJdnp and tbat I.bey were out·
played badly.
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Didi's Plays
Seuttle VikeS
B7GLBNH Wdii& °' ................. PASADSNA-lt WU tboqbt
In 101De oomen that Oakland'•
ibUY deflDH mltbl prove to be
tbl a.udln' Waterloo tn &ID-
dQ'1 SQper Bowl football pme .ttbtM llhmllOta Wdnp.
Afterall, Oakland bad bten
t.taed for 117polntlin14 ,...War
MUOD 1am11-an 1vv111 ol
almolt 17 per 6utint. Mtnnee«a
quarterback Fran Tarkenton
w11 the ere•t scrambler. tbe l\IY
NPUted to produc• miracl~= and c:ompletlona when be have been thrown for louel time
after time durin1 the 18U'· And so, muy IO-Cllled experta
believed that lta def.-'l¥OU1d
be Oakland's dolnl or uadotDI
SUnday at the ROie Bowl u it
\rled to live up to lts fow-po&Dt
favoritilm.
Well, the Raiders ahowed what
defenae la all about when they
needed lt most aa they ran
rou1hlbod over the Vt~tn11.
32·14. before 100.u.-tbe tar1eet
crowd ever to see a Super Bowl.
It wu a aame that~~ belonled to Oakland but it
two bll plays -one in each -
to cement the triumph. And lt wu
WlWe Hall who made 'em both.
Tb• flnt key •ftort waa
perbap1 tbe m01t hnPOND\. OaklaDd wu domtnatiq ee-
ticn and b.ct Jmt mJaMd cllllainl
ln OD a •yard ftejd pl earll•, kl the tlrtt quarter.
IOnnelota WU sdll lootinc fW.
lta ofttDH at tbt Ume. 1.ben the
Vlklnp aot a break wblo tbey
bliocked Aay Guy '1 punt and re-covered It at tbe Oatlaod a.yard
line with tlm• eQUtnc lD tbe
ftnt quarter. However. two,,.,. later B1"lllt ll~lanahan tpmbled the bait )
back to Hall Ud the 1lUden at I the Oakland two. Tbea tb•.
Raiders rolled to Jardl before' , ="'don. Tbey MUJed for a ft IOal (a 4C>-7arder by tilt ..,..•
rattc bro! Mann) and took a M
teed that mU1b.roomed ~ 114 by
balftlme.
Ba, play number two oceuned
wttb 10:08 to IO ln the came and
the Raiden SP.Ort.Ina a 19-7 lead.
l(inneeota bad scored on lta pre.)
vi0\11 poes•ston and moment\Un 1
seemed to be turninC to tbe Vik· 1
tnp. wbo bad been outcalDtd m yardl to 38 at one juncture of the
ftntbalf,
MinDelota WU = Oft tbe 1 march. bavtna 1ooe lta 21 to·
the Oakland 28 on the arm ot
Tarkenton.
But qain the Raiders found J ~bit defensive play u Hall ln-
terc@ted ~ pus at tbe Ot.llland I 31. The Raiden then drove for anotber touc.ltdown ln four plays
u Ken Stabler bit Fred BUet·
nlltoff OD a 41-yard PIM-nm Dlll' toputtbe ball at thep.lUne. •
Pete Banu1ak cnsbed for the
final few inches to up the count to l
a&-7 with 7:39 remainlnl and taps ' were ready to be aouncfed fw tbe t
V\kinis. wbo have now loll all four of thetr Super Bowl encoun-1 ten. Oakland WU too versaWe for
the National Football Coatereoce I
champions. The Raiden became 1 the Ont team to aatn over tOO yards tA a Super Bowl u \bey I
chalked up 429. I A.ad tbey did It with balance as 1 Stabler made good on 12 or l9 1 passes for 163 yards wblle
Clarence Davt1 rUlbed ror m 1 and Mark Van Eegben made 1
anotber73.
tn all. Oakland nasbed ror 266 ·
yards.
Oakland bad the S\ll)erior punt·
ing game and Its offensive line,
conUnually opened huge bolea for 1
Davia and Van Eepen. -
111Met0ta wasn't able to get'
untracked until late ln the third
quarter wben a couple or ~
penalties 1~rg:uced ftrat downs • for tbe V • and cave them ( new Uf e. which they event\lally exploited for their flrsl TD. I
Just two playf 1:-~,1.. Oaklled's
Wlllle ~ ~ovweG" a WdDllJ fumble -at tbie t1lree and lb~
Ralderl marched VI yards to put
a fteld. JO~ op tbe ,boards and
tbea ~e.p of~
"ln a situation 1Ur.e this you can't find the rl&bt words to ex·
plain aucb a one-aided game,"
Blair said. "I was glad we scored
at the end lf for DO other' reuoo
t1um to abow we Mdll't ctveo ~ \' . . 0Ak1AND18 JACK TATUM (32) llLTS TH! H!Ull!T Off OF RECEIVD SAMMY WHrte:
But in tbe final analyaia it WU •
the team wblch played tbe l
superior 1ame that won. And It , wu a standout Raiden defeoae
that produced the two big breab 1
that bad 1uch lmpactoo the trend
of battle. . I
in tne: an1e • od. ~
"I don't tbe fumble kilt
the 1alrle for us or decided the
outcome,•• ·Siemon said. "But a
touchdown sure would bave given us an emotional edge ...
Wu Slemon pleased with ta b1a
CJW11play? "You are never pJeased when YoU 1o1e:· be Hid. '1 can think of some thlfica 1 should have done
better, especially in tbe aecond
quarter." .
Did Oakland do~ unex·
peeted?
"No, they stayed with bale
tb1np and as 1ood as they are,
theY didn't bave to try 8D)'thlna different. TbeJ rely on tbelr
ability and they have been nm-nlnl tbe ball with auceeu in the l8lt few games,•• Slem;ia said.
"But the big thina ls the way tbelt defense 11 playfnc. Thqdld
a lood job Hainlt everybody In the Dla.1off1. rr w.. the Joea any men dis·
COUl'agln• than 1n the ~r two ~t Bowl 1am~ 'be has ai>-
peared ln?
"Each year when you get a
chance to wln it all and don't. lt
btcOllMI more~" be ... d. "I really thought we were
more on a par with tbll team tb1I year. But · they ran tbe ball so
w.ll and we cowdll'\ put MY cao-
centraUoa oa~Mll°'•am•. ••vota can't an e1plM tbe ~ unless you can 1\op tbe .,.....
game.
•'Whenever tber nm suc-
C911ully, the mld(Qe ~
tbould be in Oil a are.t DWllber of
t.ckles. u be llD't M ... , dotaa Jdljob ..
Siemon admitted tbe Wdqa
... ~ lll tbe lleCClbdai'Y oB IOIDe ,.. plaJS IDlf that they
bltwt • --u.:ir lilrned '* MWral oce ~~·1 't lft IDJtblnl daat •e • t1aat c:oald haw c.r'Qed lta " llemon added. ~Aalted It wu a down same •t.taeVWno. besllld: .•·11~ they .came up wttb
.cfallrbelt1ame."
.._!.._a}!r_!IU1enber,, anotber ~,said:
··'I'm fettln' aCCUltomed to ~~lDj n tbe Super Bowl.
l'JO'*IJ'S aotn1 to beat OW' re·
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9AKLAND AOOTIR8 WHOOP IT UP AFTIA THE RAIDIRI' IUPD 80WL VICTORY.
Oakland Fans Do Their Thing
OAKLAND (AP) -Celebrat· tns world obamptoubt~ Dottslnl new tn Jack L
Square, tlae lan .. ark 'Wbere
vetlrW ot tbt •-m of the ~ A'I Md State
Warttorl aatlMred SUMay to wboOt tt at aftertbe 1laldin won
lowlXI. . toOten sl hands,
, ~ed; yeU~ drank
u the)' voiced their eatbullaam
lbt tbe hometown c.eam•a az.14
vtetory OYer the Mhmnc!Q Vlk·
tDftool• were jammed Into ~ truea -•dodo banctn1
on lD the bed.a aa driven cna1aed
near tht Square, bonkinl horns
and wavlDI beer bottles at
~an celebrants.
At the Oakland airport. thoH ..
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' Never Got Publicity:
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I .Deserved-Davis
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PASADENA -Lut Friday
Oat.land runn1D1 beck Clarence
Davts spent moat of the morninl vtewina films of a 1i'13 aame wttb
Min.Desota.
"I bad a iood day nmnilll
aaaloat tbem in 19'78 and
altbouah we lost, l wu c:onfideot
I could do lt again," said Davis, a
former star with the UDiventty
ol Soutbem California.
He was right.
Davia, a 5-10, 195-PCJUDder, wbo s~ be'• never baeftbe publicity
be 1 denrved, ran wild aia.lDlt
tbe Vltints in Super Bowl XI
Slmday at the R08e Bowl. He was
deflnltel)' tbe big gun ln the
Balden· euy 12· 14 victory.
"I'm not one to keep staUIUcs,
tMit someone told me I bad 137
yards in 18 carries for an 8. 7 av•aa•. I'd aay that's pretty aood. 'Ia flet It'• my INltMt day u a Pf:O· t•v• been Offlt tbe 100-Y~ illuk befon1 but1''9never
hid Udl mucta." said the aix·1UI' Oakland veterao, wbo pnppect at
LA 's WuhinttOD ffllb.
Davts bad many bll rune, but
probably the bl11e.t.. came wttb
about five mlJlutes to go in the
open•n1 quarter.
It came after l(l""l'«a bad ~b&M the ball awQ at the
Oakland three·yard line, after blockinl • punt two pl• earlier.
After two Oakland running
p1.,. netted JI.lat thrM "Jarell to
the a1X, Davil stooted around left
end for 3$ y arda, ceWnl the
Raiden out of a wry blg bole.
Oak.land prQCeeded to drive to
tbe 14 wbere Errol Mann booted a
fWd aoal, atvlD8 OU.laod a a-0
leed.
nat tot tbe Raiden iotnt and tber9 WU DO 1toppll\C tbem lfttr'
that. "Wt were pretty coaftdent all
weelr," said D.W. "We worked
bard lll pr.edcu and we felt wt
toUJd nm asalnlt MinnesoCa, and _.did. It WU defWtely mJ belt
iame "'!i !>Ut 10U bavt to ctve cr9dlt to me block:IDI up front.
Tbole 1UY1 did I beck of a job." .
Oakland coach John Madden
a.Ito called Davis· nm In the fl1"lt
quarter one of tbe biger plQS ~
the11111e. I
"Yea, it was a =ig lay, lt got us going. But It c wun't 1 the turnin& point. We bad ~
minutes to go. If that was the ,
tumlnt point, then the rest ol the ' game must bave been a bore,••
said Madden.
"But l bad a feellne of con· 1
flctence about this aarne. r bad '
that fee1::fn:11 nl1bt and ' bid tt t.b1a mo . t bad that same feelin~ the day of the Pltubur&b ,
game, '1ald Madden.
Oakland linebacker Pbi1 VWa·
piano eeboed Madden's thoulbta-
"Be!ore tbe game we were COD·
fiAlent and relaxed. And more lm· '
portantly, 9ie were p~arect.
That was the bit t.hlna. • said
VtUapiano.
"After they blotted that kid&
IDd recovtnd it at the tbne, we
._... reallJ worried. We said lite , them onJy have tbnle. and we
tDded up li•lbt them aotbina· ! ·"And tben Davia llOt ua • of tbt bole wtUl that nm. Tbllt wu , reeU.Y a bil Pla¥." said VW.· I
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ComhiningGirls,Boys Programs
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A ControveNial Matter in CIF
By ROGER CARLSON
OftlltOaffy .........
Should the Combined Se'50DS
of Sports committee'• proposal Jan. 20 at the CIF council meet· inl be ratified by a m~ty of
the S2 vot!nf leagues, boys and gl rll wll be competing
stmuftaneoualy in butetball,
volleyball, cross country awlm·
ming, gymnastics, and track
field oo the high school level.
Many are doing just that now
-euch as ln track aod field and
cross country.
The majority of objectkm to
the plan come from boys basket·
ball coaches, wbo contend tbe
program rips at the core of their
procram.
Here are many of tbe objec-
tions being raised, with argu·
ment provided by Beverly Hills
vice principal Steve Miletlcb and
Beverly Hills girls athletic direc·
tor Barbara Wilson. MileUcb
beads the Combined Seuons of
Sports committee aod ls the state
CIF council president.
Tbe Clrla are DD& C09Cel'Md
wttlll Ute problems &IU creeta
for Ute boys prolt'am. Wily are
tbey h'yfag CO deny &Ille bo1s pro-
gram r1Uter tlliaa IMdJd &Ille llrlt
&o tllie boys poslUoa!
Says Wilson: "'lbe l~ la to
improve the pn:rgrams for both
boys and girls. The boys pro-
grams may be somewhat
curtailed, but they will anyway
in order to comply with Title
IX."
Tbe glrla have equllty llOW.
Tbey have baaketball teama,
IOltbalJ team a, teula teams. ete.
Says Mileticb : "No way la~
girls program comparable to the
boys. The girls have only two
basketball teams while the boys
have four (varsity, junior varsl·
ty, sophomore, freshman>. And
the girls are limited to 18 games
a season wblle the boys have 22
games.
U'1 ntle IX that SQS lt must be
tbat way. A Jot of coecbes would
like a aborteraeuoa. Alotot men, too. mlgbt aaree U they were
boaelt. Oirb' parents .,. asldng
wby! There really lm'l that muc&
cocn.lngfrom the~.··
'l"ll:ls wMle .... , Ma c:eme ap
from tlltie llrll' detlre to CM a cap-
dve 1llCUl9ee prior to &Ille boJ• baak~MD.aaae.
From Wilson: ''Tbat would de-
pend oo what school you'r-e talk· Inc about. Maybe they're rtcht. . .maybe some are looting
attbatupect. 8utbaicall)'ltiato
utisfYTitle IX."
We doD't wut to alwe <e t.a
wtdl Ulle Ilda to Ute came. Tbelr .UH'::.g;* to a pme la Ioele ... forelea to OU ...... ...
Says WU.On : "That's not a
valid reuon at all. The coodu.ct
of coaches and athletes, abort ot
perhaps In the locker room, cer-
tainly abould be auclJ that it can
be viewed by anyone."''
'nb wtll es-.. parUdpu&a .. '-11 baaetball. B will be de-llJlal <e ldU ID OU Jl'Oll'am to
* * *
I pla1 ID order to primde NIDMM
die .. opportaakJ 80 play du·
tai tlM•ute.euoa.
MileUch, Wilaoo and the Com·
blaed Season of Sports commit-tee states that can be picked up
by an increase in the intramural
procram, which la rejected, by
the e>ppoalUon, atatiq tbe In-
tramural proa.ram bM not beeo aucceeufw tn the past 30 years
and was rejected b)' the &1rla. too.
AlterHte HUestlou •an beell mllde, bat DOM Is belltl ae•
ee,&el. Eadll ....... ~
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esceptioa or buketball. Wlt.J • eompromlleT
Says Mlletlcb: "An Orance County proposal <dratted by
Ceron& del Kar Hl&b Prindpal
Denoia Evaua) lncludea ,:Iris
awtmm1na and IOftblll in tbe
winter, which la a poor suaes-Uon." Says Wilson: .. I don't
airee with Evam, but at leut
be'• come up wltb a different
loot. Yost of the boys t>Mtetball
coaches are agalnat the propouJ
for their own individual aPort'• .• * *
sake, but none is comJ.na up
wttb an overall calendar fctmll
to Improve oo what -.'ve SUI·
geated."
A buic summation ot the op.
paeitloo 'a attJtude ii that tbe Idea
attnes boys partlclpaUoo lo
basketball, a 1port to wblcb
many athletes do not mab.&re or
arrive at a aatJafactmy peak UD•
til they are JUD.Ion or aenkn.
And lirla have an equality ult
atudit DOW, with tbeir leUOD in
tbtaprtnc.
The other side! ''Tbe com-
bined seuoo ii not tnteoded to
burl boy1' atbletlc1," says
Wllaon. "It may loot that wa.r.
but lt la not the intent. Tbe tntmt
is to ftDd some aolutioal to dull
u;p 10 many various prob&ema.
Tbe calendar at present ls a meu
and very dlfftcult to won witb.
"Tbil would take a lot ot atralD
off tbe necesaltles ot tbe game
(buses. Uctet takers,
timekeepers, etc.> ad there la
the poaibWty of= fJ'Olb and sophomore b1 teema In another time of tbe
year ••. like theaprtDg."
* * *
Real Issue Is Basketball
CwBe Vot.e Predkted on PropoBtd
Tbe CIF Southern Section
council meettne of Jan. 20 will
feature a vote on one ol tbe more
controvenlal items in recent
years lnatde high school
athletics-a measure to combine
mere ctrll sports with those of
boys.
It I.a the continuing stoey of Tl·
tie IX, that piece of ~ent
legislature paned byConCress ln
19'12 which amidst vague and
eoQfualng worda1e,J1"-lblbtts dis-
criminatloo in edueation on the
ballot sex.
coneemed the most.
TlUe IX I.a a complicated piece
of legislature-one wbk:b at me
time nearly banned fatber·aon
banquets before President Ford
stepped in to Dix the ruling.
'1'be key to TlUe IX." says
Housing-Education· Welfare
weatem dlrector John Palomino
ot San Francisco, "la equal op-
portunlty. It's not • matter ol
havtns exact programs, but
there mus& be an equal op·
portunlty."
eommittee, which is comprised
"Beverly Hills High vice prln·
clpal and state CIF council pnsl·
dent Steve Mlleticb. SID Marcos
High principal Gene Hartley,
Aviatioa H1gh of Redondo Beach
principal Ted GOllard, Whit-
tler's Pioneer High principal
Gerald Haloes and Irvine's
Univenlty High girls athletic
director Kuen Hellyer:
1. Boys football and water polo
and boys and glrla volleyball. cress country and girls telmia be
scheduled ftom Sept. 1.5 to mld-
November.
OTIS SISTRUNK BULLDOGS FRAN TARKENTON.
Says Wllaon: "The boys
basketball season is 16 weelat,
the girls 12 weeks. Boya
volleyball bas 12 weeks to tbe
girls' 11. Boys baseball baa 14
weeks to the girls' nine weeks.
Boys tennis ls 14 weeks to girls'
11."
Tbe big question in the recom·
mendation on tbe Combined
Seuona of Sports committee's
proposal is: Shall boys and glrla
buketbaU 1ea1ons be at the
same time! As it~ now,
g1rla basketball la in the iprlng,.
followinalbeOC>ya tealOU.
TlUe lX does not make dear
whether in sports the competi·
tion must be beld simultaneous·
ly, ·Whether each sex must have
tbe same number of games or
eventa, or a number of otber
tangibles.
2. Boys wresWng, girls field
hockey, boya soccer and boys and
girls basketball be scheduled
from mid-November to mid·
Febnaary. Sports in Brief
l.akers Win Again;
Pate Cops_ Playoff
Wily tlllea, does u.e prepoNI aoe IDclllde a combbled ae..-
for boys aad gtrll ID tenallt
Saya Wllaon: "The reasoo fOC'
that is tbe number of tennis
courts available."
U that's the cue, wlly C-.
wwld tben be a pnpoaal co cem·
biDe Ute ue of Ulle Mffett.alJ amt
There are other ltema In·
eluded, IGCh u eomlmdng boys
and lirls volleyball. awlmminl,
track and Oeld and gymnastics.
But the real isaue ls baaket-
ball-tbat'a where each side Ls
What it does state la there must
be equal opportunity, period.
''I wlah you could tell me,'' was
Palombllo'a lint reaction wbea
questioned about spedfica of Tl·
tlelX.
Bere'1 wbat la propoeed by the
Combined Seasona of Spo.rta
3. Boys and girls tract. golf,
swimming and gymnaltlcs, boys
baseball, girls softball, boys ten·
nil be scheduled from the start of
February through May.
4. To recognlze only two teams
in each aport, tbe flnt a varsity, •
the second either a JV ot fl'CJlb.
sopb unit for boys and glrts, with
the stipulation that a ecbool can
have additional teams it it
cbooses.
DETROIT -The Los Angeles
Lakera "are starting to fmd
ounelvea on the road now," said
eoacb Jerry West.
Hls team found themselves
coming ftom behind to beat the
Detroit Pistons, 124-ll8 Sunday
in their nationally televised Na-
tional Basketball Association
game.
"It was one of the few times we
bad a big lead, blew it and came
back ... West said. "Our defense
ti,gbtenecl up in the final r,erlod
and tbat belped do it f« m. •
The Victory wu the fourth for
the Laken in their last six oo the
road.
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three strokes back, claimed a
pleyoff victory in the $200,000
Phoenix Open golf tournament
Sunday when PGA champion
Dave Stockton three-putted for a
qey oo tbe first extra bole.
Pate. the spectacular young
·man who won the U.S. and Cana·
dian Opens last season in bis
rookie year. a nd Stockton
finl&bed the regulation 72 holes in
a tie for the top with scores of 277,
seven under par on the frosty,
6,726-yard Phoenix c.ountry Club
course.
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Says Wilson: "Whatyouhaveto
look at is tbe total use of the gym.
When you're working with a
calendar you can't loot at just ooe
sport.''
A Torrance respoMetotMpro-
i*al Rates that aaace al ,....
ruce gyma, if tbe ..,......i la
adopted, wUI tacreue la the
wtnter from rr,stt parUdpaaU co
35,m, yet decrease In tllle apnq
froa 14.sM tot.JM.
From MUetich: "I'm not con·
vinced the report ls 100 percen~
correct.''
Wily do girls want tbia!
Says Wilson: "I don't thlnk by
and large they are asking for it.
Raiders' Atkinson
Blasts NFL's Rozelle
s. To encourage a rededic.U.00 to intramural programs.
A number of alternattves have
been suggested, but accordlna to Mlletl~b. the proposal to tbe CJF
council Jan. 20 will be presented
PASADENA <AP) -Oakland
defemlve back George Atkinson
ftred back at Natklml Football
~ue commissioner Pete e alter the Raiders' 32-14
Yietory over Mlnneaota in Super
BOwl XI Sunday.
Atktmon, trted by Rozelle's
atatemmtl In a Friday news con-
ference. said the commlaslooer's
remarks were "busb" and aaltstanda, withnocb.anges.
"sbowednoclus." CIF commissioner Tom
At the news conference, Byrnes predicts a dole vote, cme
Rozelle dlacussed the incident in wblch muat gain a ~t.v ol 52
Oakland's regular-season open. votes cast. "BothsldesbavelOOd
lDg game victory over Pittsburgh arguments,•• says Byrnes. "I
wbicb led to the commissiooer le-think tbe vote will be very cloae."
vyina a $1,500 fine agaln1t Miletleh predicts doom for bis
AttiMC)O. committee's measure. "I don't
Pittsburgh's Lynn Swann auf· think It la going to to throulh·
fered a concuulon When leveled 1be Orange County principals
NEW YORK -Mattel Dionne by Atkinaoo, and Rozelle, on Fri· have voiced almost unanimous
scored twice -including the Irvin F Lo · day, called the incident "one of objection to it and that will~
game.winner with oo seconds re-e aces ~ers the most blatant thlnp I've ever bably pull a great deal ol
mainlng -and set up three other ee leeD... weiaJit ...
goals Sunday night, giving the UC Irvine's basketball team started for Puaet Sound a year Atldnloo, who la appealing, An Orange County athletic
Los Angeles Kings a 5-4 triumph begins a flve.game home stand ago. bas not paid the fine. and said director, asking anonymity,
over the New York Rangers in a tonight against rugged Puget The Loggera also have a good Sunday he does not care if be is voiced concern that many are
National Hockey League game. Sound University of Tacoma, Jooldn1 freshman In '-ll Gordy fined further for b1a latest re-11bytng away from the problem
The goal came Just~ seconds Wash., the defending NCAA Lange. marks aialnst Rozelle. and will go along with the recom·
after Phil Esposito's third tally Division II champion. PugetSoundreeordeda2'l-1re-.. Wbat are bls functions!" mendation so as not to create
of the contest bad tied the game UCl's Anteaters, 5-7 following cord last seuon in winn.lDg the asked Attin1on Sunday. "He waves.
for the fourth time. a 79-71 setback to UC Davis Fri· NCAA title and Evans and should be promotinl the Super "It's a matter of ram·roddlag '1r'L-•·•-..,.11• day night, faces a Puget Sound Walker were stars in the Loa· Bowl, the two teams ln tbe Super lt down our throats,.'~ aaya the ~"._ ..... n• five that has won eight of~ll gen' NCAA realonal chem· Bowl, and visit the 5uper' Bowl Orange County AD. "•anydonot
BUENOS AIRES -Jody gamesthisseason. pionablptwoseuonaagoatUCI. camps, but be doesn't do that. want to create waves, they J"'8t
Scbeckter or South Africa. drlv· The Loggers are sparked by 6-6 Irvine coach Tim ntt la ex· lnstead, he gets up and talks want to maintain their job and ao
in& a Wolf-Ford. sped to victory forward Tim Evans and 6·5 pected to start Scott Jenkins, aboutdilclpllnary actiollbe'sgo. very few are vocal about tbil. U
Sunday in tbe Argentine Grand forward Rick Walker, a pair or Steve Rodgera and Frank ingtotakeagainltme. youare,youmaystopmovtneup.
Prilc, the first Formula I race of juniors that averaied over ts Cbandler ln the frmt court and "Whatwublspurposemaldng SolnateadoftryiDgtoworktbingl
the year, run in temperatures points a game last season. And nm nvenan and Louis Stephens tbat statement? To me, that's out, people aresaytnatobellwith
well over 100 degrees. M Junior guard Rocky Botti al.lo at guards. busb. That's no clus." It. They are Just caving tn toiL" -==========::::::=========-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;i;;;;:;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;=t
Yank Netters Win ~~ FIRST EVER! "01t-,. ADELAJDE. Australia
CAP> -Americans Dick
Stockton and Hank
Pftater won their open-
inl·round matches ln a
$75,000 International tAm·
nil tournament today.
Tbe tbtrd-aeeded
Stockton beat West
Germany's Peter Elter
M , M , while Pfister de-
feated Australian Davis
Cuppe.r Ray Ruffels M , U.M.
Meanwblle, Australian
Mark F.dmoodaon over·
powered England's John
Feaver&-1, S-2.
In other flrst·round
matcbel, Colin Dibley of
Australia defeated
AUltralian junior Brad
Drewett 6·4J.. 8·1, aod
Autrallan uavia Cup
veteran John Alexander
beat countryman
Gnbam Tboml*>O 6-3,
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DAILY PILOT All ace Fifth? Pro Cage,
Dons Favored ~"~-~
In Cage Race
Santa Ana College figures as the team to beat in
the South Coast Coolerence basketball race, which
starta Wednesday.
Tbe defending champion DollS are tabbed to win
the circuit title by the Dally Pilot-but it's a wide
open race with Grossmont, Cerritos and Mt. San An·
t.onioallcontenders.
Orange Cdaat, under new coach Tandy Gillis,
has c9me all ve recenUy aft.er struggling in the early
golng. But the Pirates don't have the experience to
stay with the contenders.
Here 'a how the Dally Pilot handicaps the race:
Suta Ana ( 11·6>-<>ne of the better ttuards in the stale in 6-2 sophomore Steve Smith, a iecood team
all-conference aelectee a season ago. Smith, from
Baltimore, is averaging 2S points a game, 6-4
Sylvester Pritchett (Sao Mateo) L9 another iood one.
Seven of the Dons are rrom out of state and 10 are
from out of the district -which Is a key reason why
Santa Ana is talented.
But Santa Ana isn't that overpowering and lt
wouldn't be surprising to see the Dons win the COD·
ference with four losses.
%. Grossmoat (l.Z-6) -'The Grifllns have ex·
perience in their favor. Grossmoat'a top three
players -John Bobof, Jim Jollett and Ed Newell -are sophomores. Bobof is the tallest starter at 6-6.
Sophomore Ruben Ray, a guard. is another top
performer for G rossmont.
3. Cerritos (10·6> -'The Falcons will rely heavily
on freshmen (only two of the 13 players are
10phomores )-withfivefirst·yearplayers starting.
Willie Sonsma, Brian Lumsden, Gregg
Riphagen and David Chavez pace Cerritos.
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4. Mt. San Antonio (11·5> -The Mounties of
coach Gene Victor were expected to be the No. lteam
in the conference with the return of 6· 7 Angel San·
Uago -but Santiago hasn't returned and Mt. SAC is
now rated above a verage, rather than very good.
As usual, the Mounties have height -6-7 Steve
Nichols, 6-6 Earner Mays from Puerto Rico -and
two good guards in sophomore Dick Rockwood (6-2)
and freshman Robert Vigil (6-2 >.
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CUP FINALISTS -LaVeme Hall (left> deteated Vickie Garey to
capture the president's cup championship at the Santa Ana Coun·
try Club recently.
s. Orange Coast (S.t> -Gillis is rated as a top
coach, but it ·s doubtful he can win the South Coast
Conference with the material be has.
Freshman Jon Holland is a good shooter and 6-5
Jeff Golden and 6·6 Phil Bolden lead the inside game.
Bolden. who missed the first nine games, is also a fine shooter.
Coach May Have Erred
In Sending Pair to GW
Sports
~endar
Transfers Mike Berry <Azusa· Pacific) and Bob
Vogelsang <Puget Sound), both former area stars,
will play the second semester -but by then the
Pirates may beoutoftherace.
c. F llllerton (4·10) -Ezra Van Horn's Hornets
have had their ups and downs -and could move up a
notch or two. Fullerton i.s led by center John Condie
(6-7', guards Jay Lucas (6-3) and Jesse Wallace (6-0)
and forward Randy Rozar (6--4).
The Hornets have lacked consistency, but are
rated dangerous by some coaches -especia.l.1.1 Jtt
home.
7. Su Diego Mesa <S-11) -'The Olympians may
have a tough time improving on seventh pl~.
Coach Jay Mulvehalhasexperience, butlitUedepth.
The top playe r ls M sophomore forward Geoff
Worley.
Los Al Entries
11• 11• ""
Quot.able quotes:
From Bill Mulligan, Saddleback
College basketball coach: "I may
have made a mistake in send1na Dan
Bulb and Tom Rowan w Go&den West.
'They really tore us apart." •
Rowan, from Chicago, scored 24
points and Bush, from Milwaukee,
had 21, in GWC's 104-103wlnover Sad·
dleback recenUy. Both were recruited
by Saddleback, but having a sizeable
number of out-of-district players
already, Mulligan s ent them to
Golden West.
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player •act mined a free tlll'ow la a
crt&lcal •ltaatloa: .. Tbat's okay,
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Tucker recenUy spent three hours at
the Mollica· home .•. A pair of OOC
llnebackers, Dave ~"Illa• and
DHe lloniloll, are expected to play
for GWC next season ... that rumor
about UC lrvbae's baseball team pro-
gram being investigated by the NCAA
Is untrue, s ays the UCI
brass. . .former Fullerton College,
Cal State <Fullerton) and Wyoming
coach •oe Radovich is living in El T~. but aot coaching -at least not
at tbia point .•. Golden West atbletic
director Pred Owelll may petiUon w
Join the South COMt c.omerence, but
hef robably will get aome 1tlff
cha \:e.es -espeeial!Y from neilh g, butnotsofrieod.IYOCC.
* * * IA S..Utwnt CGUep will play baseball for the first time this aprtog
in the powerful Soutbem Cal Coo· Girls Sports fer enc~. Look for foot ball
scores .•. Former Fountain Valley WOMawsu.snTaAu.
High standout Dave llolade, who ~~= played at Loyola U lut season, is red· u ,,.. w1 cM1 vcs.C111i111
s b i r t i n g a t C a I S t a t e uaaa:'" " •
<Fullerton> .•. Steve .....,.r ii the o-tt• • o 1 11
new football coach at LA Valley :::;:"' ~ : : ::
College, replacing John Becker, who '°"' 1 o 1 •
is now an aide at the U. of·Oreoon. WIMlt • ' 4 • a lill>oP 1 0 I 4 Buller hu been a Valley au11taot for WM 1 o • 1
three years ... Qalntla Wlteeler, an ~ ~ : ~ ~
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Moat administrative, prof ... lonal and executlYe Poll·
lions Jn Callfomla are not adVertised or ll1ted. It you
qualify tor a StS,000 to $65.000 Job, send us your reaume
now and let us help direct you to the milllng majority. ~tter still, call now '°'an appointment. There's no coat
or obligation.
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coach Ken Patron, the day before in the Montreal Olympic Games, was -~H~.1~"1:-:::~u~c:•·~a~-111.~----------~lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!l!i~
SoCal Conference play began: "We expected to transfer from San Dle10 r----------------------------. can play anybody the way we played state to UCI, but apparently will not.
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••OHTM .aca _''°'•nn.J,..r blossomed. our freshman.Ills JU5l SCe.Ye koU. UCl'a star middle dis· :::~.;.,..~"°°" blew away. We're a good basketball tancerunner, willnotoolycompeteln
n.c-i1c1e1t "••n1 ~:: team, we're disciplined, we play hard the Sunkist Invitational this week, but ~J;!!:;',~CO:.;:~j' 11t and we've earned a lot of respect. Our he's also been invited to two other ~1&c1e1r1 ::: tlds are together and believe in what West Coast indoor meets ... Golden ~:,ie~'r:'°,..::l•-...1 "' we're dolng ... <The next night LACC We1t bas a 4-0 edge over rival OCC in
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For Men Only n11110 ••c• -*'° 1•0. > .,_ ,._,.. •lfl• Too 1ci.r1,w1 :;; wu defeated by Cypreq, D-e7 > • athletic events this seasoo, including ...,, ,,..lcleM Cle•m•"9 Purv t tCIOO p _ _,, 0...-fMJIH I 117 • f bal •
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ran1o·.co.o.1cier1, .. 1 1n °"" ~ 1111 c1e1m1no ...,,.. i1e00 boss Ray Sllackleford are hot aft.er seven more meetings in four sports =:.,~,;:,·.:.,~.,.1 :~ ~~/!:Y~ m Costa Mesa High QB Dave Mollica. beforet.beachool yearends. The MAYO METiiODot physic.al
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otd1 Cetlf·lltecl Clelml"O· PwM ~~fl.l~!'.'m'w1 l 11n19 "-1Uo10durlfl0 "76,e._ef exc!US1vely for men. '''°°-0.Cmtnoorlo\l!Oe _.......,_,..,..,,... --"~ to llkofM Ille mt1111 I~ _ _ ~-:..~~:,,~_._, m ""'--1o.i!:.~""_.. __. __., ..... , •1 .........,. ON IUl!M'\B'ft!!ft BURMESE ..e .aK 1t combines the most 010 •1" AOrlllA4'•1• I m "" r O<ff 'CN~wtl :~ v111i.., Mll.Squer• ()flt Count. ~ I liiU •t liift =1;~~~rdo1•1 JH " M~nAn rm~~ rh DESKS, CREDEta:AS, AND 1A· ~oc::::::c =~~~=~" m I llw In lNS'w~!J1f ~~uu BLES. THESE PIECES ARE UN-stranuousexetc1ses
but bou\1at :w cer SURPASSED IN QUALITY AND wtth nutrtttonat "'"" llACI -'10 yard\ J 'It« -a.-Allowanu PwrM WCQO "'-1<..,0.nl CHerll 11' Go Deer 00 IVel.IQllll I 172 "''~Ill._., ll11lle1t I Tree._ I lit
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"Al Jonnson & 5on yoJre tr~ed
II~ o n-..mber of the fomUy In
my OplnlOn. John.son u 5on Is one
cl me mosr repoJoble dealers In me oreo. Thor's why I recommend
you drtve to Johnson & 5on. Their
Golden lOud\ ~Is the ONLY
woy to buy. Give 'em o try."
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for men ~a pera:>na!.
llzed program that requlres only
three 2Q.~ minute sessiom per
week at our convenient location.
There is personal lnstructlon at each
99SSlon. And. the number ot weeks
IS determined by In·
d.ividuaJ requirements.
The MAYO METiiOD
has proven effecttve-
nes.s. It has been
medJca.lly tested &id
clink:ally approved
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available upon
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Goals are e>tilillshed
and~wlthln
the program penod-
and without disrol:m;J
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MERIT established a whole new taste standard
for low tar smoking.
If you smoke but haven't chosen to take
• · advantage of the MERIT breakthrough because
you pref er a longer length cigarette, you'll be interested.
Because now there's a MERIT
for you, too. New MERIT lOO's.
,. Only 12 mg . of tat. Yet packed with
extra flavor. The kind of flavor
that makes "low tar, good taste" a ·
· reality for lOO's smokers.
'Fnriched Flavor' 10bacco
Like MERIT, MERIT 100' s are
packed with 'Enriched Flavor'
• tobacco. Tobacco fortified with
certain key flavor-rich ingredients
isolated in cigarette smoke, and • .....,...,..,.,,m
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100'1: 12 mg~'tar:· 0.9 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method.
proven to deliver taste way out of proportion to tar.-
We taste-tested MERIT IOO's against some of the
toughest competition we could find: higher tar
IOOmm cigarettes. ·
Here are the results.
'Jest Data Conclusive
New 12 mg. tar MERIT lOO's
were taste-tested against a number
of major lOOmm brands ranging
from 17 mg. to 19 mg . tar.
· Thousaru:k ci smokers were tested~
rfhe results: overall, they liked the
tasteofMERITlOO'sasmuchas the
higher tar lOOmm brands tested .
MERIT and MERITMENIHOL
King Size and new lOO's ..
The taste barrier for low tar
smoking has been broken again .
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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87 nJLBS IAMI CARTBRSBURG, Ind. <AP> -
They tell such atorlea about Van· derbllts and Wbltneys, but
~ ever told abotJt Blanche
Edwai'dl, and Wa story la true.
One nidlt Blanche came home
after delfveriq ber>newspepen,
diacoYerecl •be needed a at ol bread. luicl DO i;laee to buy'ane,
and tbereupen founded a baa!·
nesa. She opened astore.
That wu eight years llO and
it'a been a yawllin& succesa ever
since. On food days abe bu, ob. a
dozen cuatomen.
Blanche Edwarda la 7•. Sbe Is Cartenburg's leading tycoon.
Only tycoon. Only penon in bull·
nep, in fact,.p.oup tbat WlllD't
always the way in c.rtenbuq.
Carteraburc today, populab
300, Is what la left of a town after
people wlth Big Ideas move tn.
IJ'•b the money. and move out. It la dying, a mel~ process
that will be complete wben it
becomes -and it seems tnevtta-
bJe -a suburb.
Blanche Edwards 1• un-
pertw'J>ed.
"We could use aome activity
around here. I don't even care ti aomebod)' builds a sboppift8
center. I could clpee up tbla store
Jn a mmute. wouliln't lose much. I mainly keep 1t open as a eoave-
nieoce for people wbo foraet
sometblna at the supermarket.
and to give me somdblnlto do, a
way tqkeep busy."
ber blgb handed or stuck up, and
lt la equally obvious that keeplne
buly la, in her view, the aame as
keeping happy.
For the past 28 years she bas
delivered along a 100.mUe-a-day
newspaper route -used to de-
liver twice a day, both the morn-
inl and evening lodlanapnDs papers, befcn sbe opened the
store.
Now every day at 4 p.m. abe
ub someone to sit in the at.on, a
grandchild, usually, or a
nelabbor, while s he drives
tbrou,gb eight nearby towns diJ.
pemina 375 newspapers. "I roll them up and put a rub-
ber band around them while I
drive alooa -I dclo't stDp mov-lnl -and ton tbem rlCbt over
the top ol the car with IJl1 left band. ·I can put a rolled up
newspaper pretty near Juat
where I want it."
Mrs. Edwards toot the paper
route at about the time the laat of
Cartersburg's buaineaes abut
down.
Tbe lo*D, less tbu an bour'• drive from lndlanapolla, OGCe
wu one ol tboee mlneral sprtnc
.-PGDUlar durina America's aae of fimocence, Where -.nle would go to "take the ,..m•rto
soothe their achiD1 boaea. and to
play.
''When I was a girt there were
two blg hotels here and a railroad
atation and later a trolley, an In-
t.urban.
7ycoon' Blanche Edwards Clearly, Mrs. Edwards'
mcmopoty atatua baa not mllde '"Tbere WU plenty of btwinesa,
then. a sawmill. several coal
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Tourist:
Wttb increased tourism ln
mlllnland China, Amerlcans are
AtarnJ.q with many OPinions
.. .bowever, all seem poeltfve.
WtUcb tours are taken and
what la viewed depends largely
cm tbe apeeltlc interests ol &be
tnftler.
Pw Roulle Abtams, industry ~molt olber ldtent\on.
Fomader ol the Oran8e Caunty Cba-pter of the Natioaal
Orlubatlon for Women, lbe
..eunlly looted at workinl COO·
dltklm of women.
.... Abrams cautioned would· be~ though, aaytq, "You
~'t 10 there with stars tn your
.,.. and you can't m.Me com·
~ wttb our coualt)'.
"We bave lots ol &oodles that din don't have.
..-.,. 1f you look at tbelr COUD•
trJ and Yiew the cbqes that
U.. b.-made there ill &be past If·,..,., you'll aee they are ln·
cndlble." ••roa• TBS CO•· llUNl8'l'lc rqime, Ille 181, t.be
coQatry was overru.n wltb
"plaauea," such as bilh un-::f'°erf.~~nt, povav, cllaeaee
"ll ii• warm and~ coaa· trJ tllday. Tbere'a DO '8Mlll(lioJ•
..... ..... · llddicttoa and Vf/tJ
lttlt crime. c ... al rape an liii'9 lld laolated, •• lbe claimed.
111t laid vtaiton, eapedally
~eaa, ue COllllldered ... oddlt1 IDd tbat eeople llne up for
...,.. jlM to loOk at tbem.
Rosalie 'Abrams (right), who will give a slide
lecture of her recent trip to China, has
photographed massive parades (above) which
'demonstrate unity of the people. '
Rose-colored View
VJaltors are not considered
"tourlata" but "peata of the
country.'' she aald.
Tourilm is part of the aovern·
mmt and pldes bave a mucb bilbel' station in tbat country
than here, she aald.
Ila. Abrams an1.nd durinl the
IDOU1'Ulq of Chairman Mao Tse-
tun1. She aaid political de·
monatraUou were prttalent;
that "neryoae at some ti.me
joined the ma11ive '*'-*·
'4TllEY WE< 8llOWING l&
lflld onoekioo to tbe radical
'Gani of Four' (with Mao'a
widow Chlaq Cb'iq .. leader,
the Sl'OUP WU accmed of at.
=~-~). aebe powel' after
''Latel' parades demonatn.ted.
unitY and •trenctb in carryinc out Mao•a t.eacbinp and support
d Clln'ellt. Cbalrplan Hua Kuo-fq."
Allo prevalent, eccordinl to
lb. Abrams, were 1troa1
polltkal ltatementa done ID cap.
tkmed cartoons wblcb wre PQlt· ldpqbUdy.
lh. Abi-ama beUevea that so m-., people are lnwl'f'ed and
tJtat tbetr l.Jftem worb because e¥.,-one feell they are a part cl
it.
"Flldalrl• were buOt bf tbe
,..,.,.. _. tbey are°"'*"' of tllit
placee WMretbey wort."
Sbe Hid more and more women tn Cblna are wcirtdq to-
ctq becawe I« them to won
meaaa the)' no loacer are "ob-llaed'. to bouae and bulblncl.
haulina coJD-panMa, three
reneral atoNe, two tlWng lta·
tlonl, a water bottlinl compu.y
-OM of OW' aprtnp WU pure
water, tbe other bed a mlDeral
taste. I guess there were dole to
1.000 people bere."
What happened next was re-
puted tn many .notber' town
wMn m1-ral batb&-wmt out ol
favor. Tbe bot.els abut down. The railroad quit its passenger
service. Commercedrted up. "'lbe water bottUq plant wu the lut to 10. •· Mn. Edwards
said.
''Tbe fellow berelOld the wider
to a dlatrlbutor ln Jndl=· Tben a bottler frcm cqo
came down here and bouCbt blm out and Plucled UP the weDI,
said the water wun't ftt todrtU.
"I drank tbat water all 1111 lif9:
Wbat the CbJca10 bottler did.,..
try to pat the lncU••i::; bGUW' out o( buslneh, at .. ,
what I think." And wben doet Blanche
Edwards intend to fonake tbe
world of cruel commerce and re-
tire to her rocker? •
"My kids are after me to~
that now. Tbey espedally doltt
like me driving alone out in tbe ~side. But I love lt -# oat of doors, enjoy the scenel'l!
wave to all my friends. Kldl an
aJoGg the way throw up their b8Dds when they see me~,
"But, well, ma)'be I'll retk'9 nat Nov. 3 •hen I'm 75. I said
'ma,ybe.''
jJ DAILY PILOT Monday, January 10, 1977
i Hostess' Theory for the Birds (Ann Landers ~
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' OEAR ANN •LANDERS: My
em may aound like the Yale
are at it again. but every
ol this letter ia absolutely
tne.
poulble for a bird to aet
excited when he aeea a £~~1 of the oppoalte aex
e a very close friend with
w I spend the nl&bt oc-
ally. Whenevtt I cet ready
ror bed, she moves the parakeet'• ~·from the aueat room (where
J l{eep) into the cloeet.
I alw4ys thought this was
rather peculiar but I never said
anything. Last week I dedded to
mention it to her. She became
irate and insisted tbat birds
Choices
Offered
A choice s election or
wines and t e mpting
. wheels of cheese plus
live music will be of.
f ered along with a tour
of the Sea View model
homes, Corona del
Mar.
The Spirits of '77
event, sponsored by
the Harbor Vie w
Hills Committee, will
take place at 7 p.m .
Saturday, Jan. 15.
Proceeds will s up-
port th e Orange
County Philharmonic
Society.
Viewing one of the
models are Mrs. A.
John Reichle (left)
and Mrs. Robert C.
McLean.
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became sexually excited at the
sight of undressed humans ol lbe
oppo1lte sex. Is this true or not?
-NEVER SAW A BIRD BLUSH
DEA& NEVE&: Yoar ........ ~..:r. ., ........
• ou lea frlmlla ta strtct. 11 for tJae blrda. <Tlae Ctldoel. autu.> Sile I• projecUag lier own
pnidialawa OD to &lae pudeeL
lie ...... , tJae , ..... ldea -~
be Is .... 9'ulled la &Jae doeet
pedodkall)', bu I'm Are Iller
ll..._·ap la firmly lmbedcW, IO '° ..... wtda die--· deer. U C09&I yoa aotblaa·
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
have a special meuage for that
1 In Driver's Seat -
IS.year-old boy wbo has a "21·
year-old problem" -bl3 brother. My brother drowned three
weeb ago. One minute be was
alive and full of run. 1be next
m.lnute be wu tone-forever . I never felt espedally close to
my brother. We ha4 tome pretty
good 11g11e.. and dJdn't aeree oo
Iota of things, but now I realise
bow mucb a part cf IQ)' llfe be ....
6ure, be got OD my nervt8 and
I'd tell him to bug off, but now I
remember all the favors be did
for me that only a brother could
do.
Tbia Jetter Isn't meant to
dePl'f,U anyone. I guess I'm just
trying to wake ~e up. 1 want
OeMy ...... _..., •• Lee...,..
to tell them to think what their brothers and slat.en mean in
their lives and ask them to ex·
press their apprecialioo. 1 hope
they will do lt t.oclay because
tomorrow may be too late. -
MISSWMALOT
cblJdbood. it WU lll1 btJlbend.
He never knew bl.a flltber and
wu rejected bJ bla motba'. She
dumped him on ber own parenta
10 a&e could run arowd like a
UDOelltl. He wu never allowed to call ber .. mother .. became it ~
blow ber 1wt.a1er tmqe. She
came to our wec:kliq but asked ua not to reveal ber klllltity. How
could SHE be '8 when ber llClll
wa38?U
boob thia man should be a mem. lmtead be ••• beautiful IU1. -
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OBA& WITll •E: 'n.b ,_
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DEA& FRIEND: I'm aare
,.r IM&u to.elted mD"-' ol
brotllers ud alsten ud made
tMmtldllk.ftubWapna-
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Got thole weddlnl bell blu.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a
newspaperwoman myaell and
bad to let you know I ACl"M that
then la DO a«OUllUnl for the
way aome cblldren tlD"D out.
If ever a kid bad a aouaed·up
ID aplte ct It all. my lmlbaocl is
the belt-adjuated pertOD I know.
He Ute• everybody and ev·
erybody likes him. He's creat
witbkids. aympatbetictowardold
people, warm and lovinctome.
Acconl1DI to all tbePQCboloO
CMll" caeta • . • peat lilt . . .
what to wear ... aod odM;r de-taill'! Ann tandera'• completely new "Tbe Bride's Gulde" will
help. For a copy, send a doUar
..it. plus a long, aelf·addreued. stamped envelope (12 cents
llOltale> to Ann Laden. P.O.
Boit 1a. Etain, m. eot20 •
Varied Courses on Tap
WOllEN•s CLVB:
Tbe Huntington Beach
group will meet Tues-
day, Jan. 11, in the
clubhouse. Mitzi Magill,
district art and music
chairman, will present
the procram. Reserva·
ticas· may be made by
calling Mn. Elmer Ad·
dison, 536-7118.
. ALCOBOLJ8M
C'OU&SE: In connection
wlth its Action on
Alcoholism Project. the
Newport Harbor Jumor
League la work.in~
the Alcoholiam
ct Orange County ln pn.
serttng a six-week tn!D-
i.og course for members
interested ln doing
volunteer work in the
field. /
The first three ween
will cover bac kg:round on
the ~ase and the role
the ACOC play• in tbe
community.
Tbe next one will in-
clude individual. oo-the-
job tralnlng in spedftc
made by caJUng Mrs.
Jack Stone, 8SZ·U13. The
deadline ls Monday. Jan.
10.
SENIOR CITIZENS; A
presentation by the
director of the State
Department of Alina
and the final public bear·
ing on the new COUil·
tywlde area plan for
senior cttilen services
and proarams are
acbeduJed f« the meet· jg Friday, Jan. 14.
· Bu1ines1 dJacuuiom
wU1 begin at 10 a.m. ln
the Anaheim Senior
Cltilena' Center. 222
Ow1res St. Janet lmy.
director of the State
Department or Acinl.
wW speak at the opening
ct the afternoon session.
which will be followed by
a public forum.
CHILDREN'S
aA88B8: Parent.a may
enroll their cblldren,
qed alx weeks to five
J9UW, in a new •lx·week
Nrtel "' developmtlltal movement and aemory
atimulatidn cluaes.
a111e1 belin Friday,
Jan. 14, at the Buie Plus
Sehool, Main Street,
lntne. COit ll $15 and p....a may reei*r bJ
callla1 instructor
Prlteilla Reeaer. m..-..
l'AMILY Lll'S woaueop: How to
Get Your Cbildrea to Do What You Want Tbem to
Do and eo. to Pl••• Your Qilld from Becom-
inc a NearoUc Adult .. the topics for tbe
worbbop to be held from
9 Lm. to 4 p.m. Sabir·
day, Jan. 15.
The Rev. Donald E.
Roberts will moderate.
Dr. Paul E . Wood, adult.
child and family
psychiatrist, and Dr.
D.A. Hackenberg,
clinical psycbololiat,
WW be resoune penom.
Tbe seaaion will be
beld at Cbrl~t
Presbyterian Cburcb,
20112 Mqnolla St., Hunt-Jnetoa Beach. Reelltn~
ticlll ll SZ.50 per pel'ICllL , .
KAPPA DELTA
ALVMNAI: Tbe
Newport Harbor group will have ltl lint meet· inc of the year at T:ll>
p.m. Monday. Jan. 17, tn
tbe bome of Mrs. CUftord Hanan, HunUn1ton
Beacb. Reaervatlolll
~be made by calling · llra. Richard Wal&·
nellbt. MC).1303.
EXECUTIVES '
8ECaETAalES: Betty
McNeely, representing
CaJvtn F. Gates, ACCOUD·
tanta, Inc., will be sworn
in as president of the
Orange County chapter
during a dinner at 7 :30
p.m. Tuelday. Jan. 18. in
tbe Marrlott Hotel,
Newport Beach.
areas of in~rest. Two r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
training sessions wll1 be
given.
The lint meets Jan.
13, 20 and 27, from
9:•11:30 a.m. at AOOC headquarters. Santa
Ana. Individual traln.tng
sessions will be arnnced
after completion ct tbe
ftnt three meetings.
An evening seulon wtD
be held for profe-kJDal
members of the Junior
League beglnnlng the
•econd Tbunday ln
February from 7·9p.m.
THURSDAY
MO&NING CLUB:
Couturier and deslper
Mr. Blackwell beads the
program for the Newport
Beach croup at 11:30
a .m. Thursday, Jan.
13, in the Balboa SQ
Qub.
Blackwell, who ll
known for bls. enter·
talning presentations,
donates several dresses
during the program.
Reservations may be
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Bernice MacDonald, a truck-driving
grandmother who retired with 2 million miles in
her log, ls back behind the wheel as a driving in·
structor. Sbe ls shown with student Tim Jansen.
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woman lnstructor at the nearby Fox Valley
lmtltute'a truck driverschoot
Mn. MacDonald, 5.1, retired recently from
driving to spend more time with berf amily. which
includes two marrieddaulhters.
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UCI
Chancellor Aldrich
Provided 'Margin of
87 .IUDl'l'BOUiON
Of .. ci.., "" ....
Thia year at the University of California,
Irvine, is an excitine ooe.
The Cblcano Literary Contest again will take
place, professional musicians will be brought ln
to play with the student orcbestra and vWUng
professors will live near the campus in a un·
iveraity-owned apartment, providin& eaay ac-cess to students. ·
The university again will host its interna-
tionally renowned solid-state physics conference
and faculty art exhibits will have catalogues of
out.standing quality.
These are the kinds of activities Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich calls the· "margin of ex·
cellence" for the campus. Without funds from
the recently established Chancellor's Club. many of them would be absent from the
schedule.
The new organization, explained Dr. JobD
Hoy, vice chancelloroluniversity and student af.
fairs, is open to community members who con·
tribute a minimum of $1,000 P:r year to the un·
lverslty.
The funds are placed at the disPQSal of the
cbanceJlor who uses them for items not provided
by state or federal funds.
Chancellors' or president&' clubs have been
a part of major universities for many years, Dr.
Hoy said. One of the most successful is at the University of Michi&an, where there are nearly
2,000 members and tbe rD.ihlmum gift ia 110,000.
UCl'a was atanect ln 19'12 at the sucgestion of
Richard Stevens, former president of the Balboa Bay Club, with the help of John Spear, then dlrec·
t()I' of development fer the university.
Several purposes were established for the
proposed new club, Spear said.
"It would draw together a body of persons
committed to the purposes of the university and
bring a number of out.standing persons to stand
behind it.
"It would make clear that the economic,
social and cultural future of Orange County is
bound up with the university and it would de-
moostrate the prestige ol the school.•·
Undesignated funds also were needed to help
Monda), January 10. t9n
Excellence'
the univeraity.enbance its growing reputation in
aeveraJ fieldJ, Spear said, and to otter a better
academic environment to the cblldren of Orange
County residents who would be att.endlna.
Chancellor Aldrich said be likes to use the
funds u "seed" money'' when possible, to "set
thln1s in motloQ" and give the impetus to groups
to leek matching flmds.
"I don't see lt as pinpointing funds for a ma·
jor project," be added, "but a wide variety of
Pro&ruos, projects and activities."
A larte portion of the gifts in the last two
years baa been used for an endowment fund, with
the income also to be undesignated.
In its first years the club bad no formal of·
ficers, but this fall, a slate was named with
Gavin S. Herbert Jr., as bead.
The members, wbo were described as a
"lively, intellectual group" by Dr. Hoy, will have
opportunities to meet visiting politicians and
other guests and participate in special campus prosrama.
Gavin S.
Herbert Jr.
heads first
slate of
officers.
Weddings ~
and Engagements
To avoid chsappoantment. prospective brides are remanded to have their wedding
stories w 1th black and white glossy
photographs to the Daily Pilot People
Department ont-week before the wedding
Pictur<.'!'. n•t'l'l\'Cd after I hat lime will
nut be usl'd
Orange County
women t about .reduein · · For engagement announcements it is
imperali\'e that the story, also accom·
panied by a black and white glossy pic-
ture. be submitted six weeks or more before the wedding dale: otherwise it will
not be pubhi.hed
To help fill requirements on b'lth wed·
dmg and engagement stories. form.; are
available in all Daily Pilot offices. Fur·
ther questions will be answered by People
Department staff members at 642-4321.
Troth Told
Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow engagemen t of their
Wllson Meier of Downey daughter, Penelope
have announc ed the Carole Meie r , and
William Hansen
Sandberg, son of the
Albert Arthur Sandbergs
"ofBalboalsland.
Miss Meier, who is
leaching at the use
School f or Early
Childhood Development
and working towards her
masters degree in educa·
tioo, graduated summa
cwnlaude, PhiBetaKap-'
pa and Phi Kappa Phi
from that university. '
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All over the city, women are talking ab9ut the figure-
shaping success they've had with Gloria Marshall. Using
the exclusive Gloria Marshall method, almost anyone can
now lose weight! Read what these ladies have to say
and we think you'll agree:
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She is a Kappa Kappa
Gamma, a Coronet -de-
butante and was honored
as one of the top three women students In her New Yett1· ean n1eftn a Nelv You at Gloria Marshall· grad\latingclass. ,... __________________________ ,... ______________ ..... ...., ________ ...,. ________ ~--~-------------r--------------------------!1,
Her Ciance, a third
generation Southern Californian, received a
BS in business ad·
ministration from USC
where he affiliated with
P•nelope Meler Sigma Chi.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 11 what occurs behind the
.By SYDNEY OMAR& scenes.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·
AlllES <March 21 Nov. 21 ): Get facts or-
AprU 19). You get action. g a n I 1 e d ; . b ring
Status quo is shaken -reaponsi.btlities,
youreceive oewspertain· priorities tnlo _loc~s. in& to valid offer. Whal Older individual ts will·
appears a setback could ing to aetUe a score -in
boomerang in your favor. your favor.
TA&US (April 20-SAGITrAJllUS ~·
May 20): Delay is tem· 22·Dec.21): Friendship~
porary. Youmayfeelasif tested.Onewbousuallyis
yau are being pulled in calm could display
two directions. Key is to temper tantrum. Main-
get second emotional ta1!1 your own baJance,
Wind. Refuse to be rushed poise. Finish assign-
tojudgment ment. GEMINl (May 21-June CAPlllCORN (Dec.
20): Pressu"res relieved; 22-Jan. 19): Opporll.m.ity
welcome change of pace. exists for ,direct action;
Accept social Invitation. rou can eliminate log-
Ablllty to express is em· a m . A c c e n t o n
"pbashed. There is authorities, coals, civic
change dutJEl!t career.
CANCER (June 21· AQ\JA&IU8 (Jan. 20-
July22): GiveloiJcequal Feb.18)~ You are able to
timewithimpulae-bue weave way through
actioos on conaideraUoo ••heavy traffic .... Accent
cl factual material. Di& on journey, Joni-ranee
deep for information; project. Relative re-
bulld on 1tructure that 1s miDdl you ol prom.iae er dd. obU1aUoc.
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a.mae, tranl, variety,
_..qpresaJon, creative
--.von -these are
featured. Forces tend to
ba scattered -timing ~d be sli&btly off·
c:enter.
YUGO <Au•· 2S-Sept. 21): !Coney and bow Jt oa that ••Y -that ls llkelT to concern you.
Cbeck coat of luxury Item, of redeeoratla1. ~ = member mak• atory 1eature. . V Jl"""'1rn111..,
' UBaA (Sept. · 21-0ct.·
21): Lunar cycle la aucb
that you recelve en·
tov•••ment, recopi· Uon &om peers and pro-1.,1onat superiors. You
1aln undentaodloa of
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ill'"'" -19" lbs In -""'"'II Mv ~ •• tw1119cl!"
Shirley Ranney
·•1 lllve lolt • lotJI of """ till -as~ Inc"'• 'Mitt • kl<k 11 I\ to flnelly -1*111 8Qlll1t
""'" 111e '"'" tuotd '"' Glori• ~ti""' , - -Of the Mtl 1111~ .... -clone,... "'"'fWlll'' •
Cindee Wilson
'1.0511111 ll cllffl<ull, bul Glorle _,,..II f'!)tllff II
J\Kt lhet 111tre bit •esl•r I II'• my lnc.enU ...
Fr-yandllelpful.IM-.. l<IC-•VOU•H 111ew1y.1·~to•t 131!>0 end 101nd>H!'"
Troyla Gimlick
"lefor• I ceme to Gloria Ma~ll. ti 1 I05t 1 or
J llll t WOQ!cl ,,.,, It beo on in a -or two.
8111 -1 .,.,.. ,o,t 11 lt>J encl 14 lncnes In ono
...,i111 And It Is sleYlnQ ofl!"
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"All Illy advlt II .. I -lecl \'I rt"-my ffvuff
Now M ... '9, wit• Ille lltfp '""" the GI0<141 ,. Mlrl!IMI Hien, I MWo -Ill I 1ett ~ ~ Mll>MIM.I''
Jodi• Parrot
uAner 1 Ncl my HCOnct CNlcl t lrlecf Cllcl~ but
l'Oflllf>CJ-•KI. Th9ft I Wint 1o Otoria Ma~ll. • NIWI0\1101ft<M .. nc:l111bS !~
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goals. She'll show you how to firm and tone with the
exclusive Gloria Marshall equlpm~t that does the
.
work for you. She'll even start you on a plan of nutrf ..
tlonal guidance designed especially for you! There's
no shots, pills, or starvation diets ••. no need to disrobe.
Each visit takes so little time and effort, you might even
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thousands of women who have disc;overed new lives
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1. YOU MAKE ME
FEEL UKE DANCJNG -Leo Sayer (Warner
Bros.)
2. I WISH -St.evie
Wonder (Tami a )
3. CAR WASH -Role
Royce (MCA>
4. YOU DON'T HA VE
TO BE A STAR TO BE
IN MY SHOW -Marilyn
McCoo and Billy Davia
Jr. <ABC>
5. DAZZ -Brick <Bang)
6. TONIGHT'S THE
NIGHT Gonna Be All
Right -Rod Stewart
<Warner Bros.)
7. SORRY SEEMS TO
BE THE HARDEST
WOR D -Elton John
(MCA· Rocket>
8. HOT LINE -
Sylver s (Capitol>
9 . AFTER THE
LOVIN' -Englebert
Humperdinck (Epic)
10. STAND TALL -Bu rton Cummings
(Portrait -CBS)
HOTLPa
1. EAGLES -Hotel
America (Asylum)
2. STEVIE WONDER
-Songs In The Key Of
Life (Tamla)
3 . W I NGS OVER
AMERICA -<Capitol)
4. BOSTON -(Eplc>
5. ELECTllIC UGKl'
ORCHESTRA - A New World Record (United
Artists)
6 . DOO B IE
BROTHERS -The Best
.. THE ROGUE"
PLUS(R)
0 QIRLS IN
TROUBLE"
10. 1v. / PUBLIC N011C£ PUBLIC NOTICE
ot the Doobiea <Warner>
Brol. 1. PETER
FRAM P TON -
Frampton Comes Alive
(AM{)
8. IJNDA RONSJ'ADT
-Greates t Rlt s
(Asylum)
9. STEVE NILLER
BAND -Fly Like An
Eagle (Capitol>
10. ROD STEWART -
A Night On The Town
<Capitol)
EASY U8TENING
1. LOVE THEME
FROM "A STAR JS
BORN" EVERGREEN
-Barbra Streisand
<Columbia> 2. WEEKEND IN
NEW ENGLAND -
Barry Manlow (Arista)
3. TORN BETWEEN
TWO LOVERS -Mary
Ma cqreeor (Ariola
America)
4. SORRY SEEMS TO
BE THE HARDEST
WORD -Elton John
(MCA· Rocket)
5. NEW KID IN TOWN
-Eagles Asylum .J.
COUNTRY SINu LES
1. YOU NEVER .MISS
A REAL GOOD THING
UnW He Says Goodbye
-Crystal Gayle CUDlted
Artiats)
2. I CAN'T BELIEVE
SHE GIVES IT ALL TO
ME -Conway Twitty
<MCA>
3. TWO DOLLARS IN
THE JUNKEBOX -Ed·
die Rabbit <Elektra)
4. DON'T BE ANGRY
-Donna Fargo (ABC·
Dot)
S. STATU E S
WimOUT HEARTS -
Larry GalUn (Monu-
ment)
SOUL SI NGLES
1. I WISH -Stevie
Wonder (Tam la)
2. DARLIN' DARLIN'
BABY -Sweet Tender
Love -O'Jays
(Pblladelpbia Interna-
tional>
3. DAZZ -Bric k (Bang)
4'. SATURDAY NITE
-Earth, Wind and Fire
(Columbia) s. FREE · Deniece
WUlla.ms <Columbia)
• IJl.BOfld
Collections
Of Collectors
-Ia our Love and War man's rue la an Item
about a brief scene wblcb occurred durtnc the
recent bolidaya. It wu tbia couple'• 2$tb an-
niversary. The husband in a mlatf •Yed mo-
ment aald to her, "We've bad aome rou.•b
Umes. but, dadinJ, all in all, I've taken you tbrou8h the rouab places ot Ute safely, have I
not!" His wife, likewise mlaty-eyed, nodded and murmured, "'lbat'a true, dear, you ba·
ven'tmlMed a one."
Comlder people who collect t.hinp. Wbat
they collect frequently has much to do with
their professioDJ. The bartender, forinltance,
la inclined to be a boarder of cl1arette liJhten. The traveling salesman iJ more like-ly to gether matchbook covers. Some car de-
alers are known to have drawen full of various key rings.
FEAROl>~GOATS
Q. "What's the technical name for the
rearofbody odor'!"
A . Hircopbo bia.
Ori(doally, it meant t be
fear ot 1oat1. But anymore
you dcm't see all that many
goats or people scared of
same. So what with the de-
odorant ads, it's come to
designate simply that
widespread anxiety that
prompts the ciUunry to
buy anti-pe.npirants.
Item No. 516C ln our Love and War man's
file labeled "Kiss" is this quotation from
Arturo Toscanini: "I kissed my first woman.
and smokedmy!Jrstclgaretteont.beaameday.
And since, I baveneverhadUmefortobacco!"
ON THE DAY that-;;;:::;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;; Pr i nc e C b a r 1 ea of • ;;;;;;;;•'r'!'--i:e;r.m:=~-1
En g l a nd go t his
bachelor's in history
from Cambridge, he
became the first heir to
the Britbb throne ever to
win a university delJ'ee.
EVERY DU •
''IHAOOV D.A." ,,_,_,.
"RIDE A WILD PONY"
No doubt residents of
Nebraska eat less than
people elsewhere. One
study sugg ests that
elderly citizens owe their
longevity to the fact that
they don't put away as
much grub as others.
Another study proves
that Nebraskans have
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the longest average life •~r
expectancy with 71.95
years.
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'"ntl IMAMY D.A." I ..
"'llOI A WILD POMY'"
A WALT DISHIY'S
V, '"THI SHAGGY D..A." 161
"ltlDI Ii. WU POMT'
"C/i.Htr
"lOt.LlbALL" llJ
" ... Not hing Jen than
the most e xhilarating
·entertainment of the
film year to date."
Vine..,, Canby-NEW YORK TIMES
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E•ltlt of SUS.t.N BARBARA
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creclilon ct '"" •boY• l\em4CI cft<-1 INt •II oe~ ""•lnq c1a1~ -•Ml
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Lll>IDEN. AllONWV\ ol uw. 11191 Cef>. lury Park EHi. Sl•ltl Floor In tr. City
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Ol'ltlALPllOl'lllTY
AT 1'111\IATI SALll
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In 1114! s..i-rtor C.ou<1 of Ille SUie ot Celllornla. tor Ille Coulll'I of Or~
If\ the Mtttor ol tile ESlalt of IOLA STE"'1ENS ROllERTS, •~• IOlA S.
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-"-~ llertOT 9lveft INI IM ,... Otnl9ned wlll wll al Prtvalt .-, lo
ll'le ~ -bHI blO<ler, tubitct IO conflnNtlOI' of .. 10 Superior Gour\, on
or •!hr Ille 10th dlY ol JtllutrY "" ..t ti. otflc• of HOLMES E. lf06ARI.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
SUf'llUOlt COUllT Ol'Tt41
STATEOl'CALl,OltNIAl'Oll
THIOOUMTYO,OllANOI ........ 7 ..
HOTICI 0, HIAltlNO Ofl ~TITION ,Olt rllOIATI Ofl WIU AND ,011 LITTlllS TISTAMalt·
TAllY AND "01t AUTMOltf.IATION
TO ADMl!lllSTlll UNDElt THE
INDeNMDlltT ADMINISTltATION
CW ISTATIS ACT (f'tlOIATI C100IE "1STSIQI.
EslJl!o ot LOTTIE M . SCHMIJOtER, ~ .. ...i.
NOTICE IS HEREllV GIVEN t1W1
LEONARD A. R.t.PP~ llltcl-lfte
>tll\Mltl IO< Prob.lie of Will eo>O t.w
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dent AClmlnlllratlOft of EtltlH AC1
IP.-te COdt SQI ti .. qi, rei..,,._ l<
...,ICll h ~ for further pertlcultn,
and 1"91 IM lime and Pl•<• of i-1~
tllt wme "4i bnn tel for J-ry u .
al"11•""'1ce. • o.t.csJ ... s. 19n 8EATMAHA8EltMAN
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C1¥k Cent•• Drove WHI, In .... Otv ol PUBLIC NOnCE
s.ntaAna, C..llloml•. 1-------------0.led l>Komber tO. 1'7~
WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, County Cltr1<
WIUIA"' '· f'tlle& ,._., ....... , .. ,........~on ...
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Pullll\lled ~ Coe•• Datty PllOI. .i._.,10.11.11, "77 St·n
tie~ lftlorul '""' th• est.it or Wild l-------------dl<HMCI lie\ ecqul.W by~-of
•-or olherwlw ott.er 11\en or In-'· UonlOINIOI Wiid dee .. ...,,~,,.. time
a1 clMth, In -to all ui. certain ,...1
-"' •lluattd In 11\e Counlv of 0r-.. St•t• of C..lllo<ftl•. pettlclll•· ly°""'rl-•>lol!Owt, lo-wit:
P"ACELI O-lll119Vftll8lft~ l"9 HG. JIS3. es w ld Vftlt I• -on !Mt certain ~lnl""1 Pl., .i.
!«fled to -made • pert of tlWt <¥· lelf\ O.Clerallon of eo-o.. Oondl-
\lon• •nd ReUrlcllont re(or~
~ n. 1m, 1 .. 1oo1o:-. "-w ot Oltldel ltKOrcf' 111 lM Office ot
IM ~v Recoroer of Of'-Coun4y,
Glllfllnlla, end • I Mii• 1">Cllvldt<:I ln--111.-.ct to Lott of Tr.ct N0.1121~
per ITllj) re<orded In llooll ,.I, P•9Hl1
-31, of Mltcelle~ M-. In ttw oftl<• of sekl County Recorw. "-
-t1t11nec1 .. "Cofl)mon .t.rff'' "" '"" ~ntd1oc-omlnlum Pt ...
Eoec.p11no therefrom env "°"'°" of Lois A., 8 or Mid Tract Ho.. 112'..,. '°'""'° Yid l.OI , . Abo•occ•ino •ttct ,.. .. ,vine uncio 111t Gr8fllor. 11, wee .. ~ ...., ~ from Mid llWtll unCllvlcMd 1-.,i lfl ..tel Loi 2 -..•clutlv• ••,._. _
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dlllb IOI' t!Ktrfcltr. tt~s Mid other purp0>0s and •<<o\llre,,,.,,ts
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Hite OI CllMlmOer "'""· IOQll-"""' 1119 rlflhl to COftVIV Mid ._....,.. to
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rejlla<-m, r•flalr, mt•Ma-. ~IO<I .,.., \l9lt of ell -tf'Y OI ,..,, .... feldW•v•. tleeweln ---.!ti~ Loi• A, ... Col Tract .... '* lfla. Cowltl' "Ot-.. SC.-
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tlon •' C•we11entt. COlldltlOll\ •IMI """"1'-l'K-o.t-,,, mo, In._ ..... "-,.,Of Ol'llCl.tll ~ Ill tht etfl<t of Mid ONll1
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PVBUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI IUllHlfSS
"AMI STATIMINT n.e 1o11ow1~ _....,, 11 001no o.ni· neuu PEOPLE l'INDl!RS, 111 V..llmer
A,..nut,C:O.t•NWw,Cel1tom1amt1
Cllarlu Armond Fl•ld, 111 S"•tlm•r Avenue, (OU• M•••.
GllllOf'nl• >t2'27
This b<AJ,,..1 1, <Oftdv<MO "°.,II\. .,.,,._,
C .t1 Fi.td ~ mte.....,I w11• Ill.CS -IN C.OUl'lly Ciera of 0 ••1191 c-ty "" ~11.1'7• ...... Publlll19d Or•-Coeil o.lty Pllal,
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SUl'ElllOll COUltTO,Tlfl!
STATE 0, CALll'OltNIA ...:Ht
fHECOUNTYO,OllAlt041 ..........
NOTICE 0, HIAltlNG Ofl
HTITION FOlt l'llOIATI Of< Wll.l
ANO l'Olt LITTIEllS T•STAMEN·
TAltY AMDAUTMOlliATIONTOAO. loi!INISfElt UltOlll THf;
INDef'ENOIMT AOllllNISTltATION 0,HTATUACT.
Ellete ot STELLA FlllLER
MALl48VRO. 0.CH\ad
lfOTICE IS Ml!iREQV GIVEN tllat AALPHW HOFFMAN llHllloclhereln
•11tlfllon for Prol>el• OI Wiii ond IC)r ·~ wan« of L•ll•rt Tenem611tMv """ AuttlorltallOft to Admlnl•I•• ...oH '""
ltldtPtndent A<lmlnlU••ll011 ot Es.,fM Act, M•ren<• lo '""lcll I\ ,,,_ 1or
1un1>er partl<uler\, •nd '""' tM 11~ and pf.Ce of 11t11rlno t~ w~ llM _,.
>e1torJanuervlS. ttl7 al IO 00• m ,1n tl'te ,_,,._ of o.toen,.,..,. He J 01
\ai4' caurt, at 100 (IVI( Cent .. DrlVll
W••t, In \lie CllY ol Santa A,..,
Glllfor'flla.
o.1ec1 J..,....., S..J•n
WILLIAM l . St JONN,
County Clerk
MUNNS, ICOfll'OltD. HO,FMAH,
NUNT 6 fHltOCltMOllTON
1ftlt.LMleA-~. C.lltefllfttlttt ~tor:~ltlentr
PuOllS!Wd Of'•nCl'I Goen O•llv PllOI, Jenuerv 10, II. 17, 1'111 8"11
PUBUC NOTICE
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UNUSUALDECOA, 7UW 17\!15C, UNI F, CMte Me"9. CA ~•t7 w ..... .m L. Morl.C:Nr. 1"33S.-'°'
He,D , Newoor1 llaacll, CA
Tiii' """""' 11 conducted tw., '"' dl•ldloel Wer,.... L. MOl'IACl\er
Thlt 1111-wt\ filed wltll Ille toun11 c1er11 of Ora11oe Coul\lv GA ~IS,lt16.
,..... ,,_..._,Or ..... CNtt 0.ltv ...._.
o.c ... t7. "" -.left ' 10 "" Jti.16
Thi Bl&Ptt Mwta\1&&
on the er._ eo.t
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(842•5878 )
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fo•I Ct1ldl .. -of
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All real est.ate advertued
In Uus newspaper Is sub
Ject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act of 1968
which makes it illegal to adverl1se ··an)' pre·
ference. limltatton. or
discrimination baaed on race. color. religion, sex.
or national origin, or an
Intention to make any
such preference. hm1ta· uoo, or diacrimlnauoo. • ·
This newspaper Wiii not
knowingly accept any
adve rtising for rPal
~te wh1ch ts Ln vtola·
U.00 of the I aw
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Ge .. eral IOOl •••••••••••••••••••••••
VIEW
Spectacularly localed Ii
ele1tantly customlHd
home in East Bluff. N.O.
offered at Sl65.000. 3 bdrm in .i tranqwl set·
ting with mesmenung
view of mountains. llgbts
& Upper Bay Just waiting
for you. 673.M50.
Ol'fN Iii O •fr,,.;~ 10 •I Nofl •
~'lllMM
MESA VERDE
COUNTRY CLUI
Prime Country Club area
of Mesa Verde. Qutet
tree lined cul·de·sac
leads to l story, spacloua
3 bedroom borne. Large
master swte plus 2 twin·
sired bedrooms. Family
room hosts mass Ive
ston e fireplace.
breakfast bar & over· looks tropical garden
paUo. Full price $100.000.
103 Down. Call 962·7788
A WARM SETTING
FOR
HAPPYUVIHG
Great 3 bedroom home
located 1n California
homes. Call for an ap·
pointment to see the cozy
fdmily r oom with
fireplace, separute din·
ing room and s uper
kitchen for Mom. The
children will love lht!
yard and ideal l~aUon.
Good value at ses.soo. Call m.8550.
OAN 'II 9 •If\ •UN '081 "l"I•
l•llltl
NOWOPIH!
CftN'y21
Surf R•alty BAKER AT BRJSTOL
1n Costa Meaa
Serving residents of
Costa Mesa, lrvine,
Newport Beach .
So.Santa Ana.
Interviewing applicants
for sales position.
979-1050, 688 W. Baker.
Costa Mesa
SAMTA.ANA
SAVH-$49.'50
FUU.PllCI
Super clean ready to llvc
in famlly home ln deaJra.
ble area. VA/FHA terma
unbelievable that thla la under SS0.000. CaU today
646-7171.
OffN Ill 9 •II S II.JN 10~/ ~I " ,('flllll
. UPPER
IACKIAY
VIEW!
Spacious 4 Bedrm. home located oo a secluded
tree shaded 1tre1t.
Remodeled kltc:hee,
1arse farnll.Y room •Ith nrept.ace. 00 hardwood
Doon. Owner la an:dow1. Price la f14,P50. Don't wait. call: MS-7221
Ceatury 21 "Wettc.Wr"
ON THE
GOLF COUISE!
Here'a tour aaat.om tri· ~eJ famlly borno on lhe
16tb Faltwa1. Met' Verde Golf Cwrs.. Flnt
thne olfertd! Onl)' 4\IJI
years old. 4 Bednn. a~ S.Ula, tepara~ ram.uy
room, tormal dlnin1. I
car aara&e. Too ma~
extrae to mention. SltUOO, 5*-041
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COATS & WALLACE
AEt\l E.::>TATE INC.
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FAMILY HOME
on pool sized comer lot. 4 Bedroom. 2
bath, fireplace, new carpets thruout.
Boat or trailer access . Covered by our
1 year warranty. $'19,950.
BIG CANYON LUXURY
3 Bedroom and den, capitalizes out·
standing landscaping, 2 j acuzzis, pool,
builtin vacuum, electric control gate,
10 speaker stereo system, sunken
Roman tub and many more beautiful
amenities.
CALL 640-9900
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1470 Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
Vie w the ocean 11 ntl
Catalina 4 Bedroom i
separate Mot.her-In La'"'
untl! Aslung $1~.000
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
6.iz.szoo
I/, ACRi POOL
EST A TE $6" ,560
Secluded cul-d e·sat
sheltered by towerinR
pines leads lo this ex·
ccuuve double door en
try lo lavish llvin11 room '
Separate family room
with Palos Verdes slone firepla<'e' Epit'urean
kitchen with dining'
S w ee pin g m a s t e r
bedroom retreat + 2''
Ra mblin g '" u c r e
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WHATI'A VIEW!
Warm. rriendly 3 bdrm pool home
overlooking the Bay, Balboa Island,
the Pavilion and beyond! This lrvine
Terrace home also reatures a den.
skylights, sumptuous master suite and
whatta view! Presented at $198.000.
U"'-llVUI: li()~l:S
REAL TORS', 675·6000
2443 East Coast H1ohwav. Corona del Mar
Jlso •n Mesa Vt>rde. at 546 -5990
gr~unds w1lh fe nced GflMnll fOOZ1~ IOOZ ch..ild~s~fe pool' Owner •••• •••••• •• •••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• says bnng an offer! For
qwclt appainlmenl call
847~10. BAYCREST-
LOVB.Y 4 BR. [ ijif R'!if i
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HOME & INCOME
Truly elegant home with den. family
rm.. formal dining, 4 baths & 3 car
garage. Quietly reserved elegance. In
one of Newport's rinest areas. $179,500
DICOIATOl'S DBJGHT Come see this
nice 4 bdrm. home in Corona del
Mar's Cameo Highlands. $123,500
AND, you get your very own key to
the private beach area.
673-4400
DMsi°" of H.-bor lftHthMftt Co.
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TAYLOR CO.
HEAi.TOH.~ -..1111 •· 1H4H
JASMINE came -SI 54,000
Hard to (ind J
BEDROOM HOME .
large dining room. all
quality bulll with lath &
plaste r + LARGE 2
BEDROOM Home and double garage for rental
income. Hurry on this one! $75,SOO. Call 540-1 l51
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
11~10 N(\IVPQflT C(Nl FR OHIVf 759·081 1 -------•1G.....,.. f0021GftH'GI IOOZ
STB'UPTO
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
BenutHul 3 bedroom or 2
bedroom a nd walnut
paneled den with slldm(( glass door lo lO x 20 lat
lice covered patio
Completely remodeled
kitchen with Corning
electnc range and 1(3~
oven. New carpeting less than one year o ld.
Formal dining room ·
bright and airy home
throughout with large
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s Bd.tms .. 4Yt baths. family rm. &
formal dining. Large tile patio &
waterfront deck. $275,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J 11 Boy\•O• Q,,,,. NB 675 61 61
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DUPW
3 Bdrms . ' balhs up '2 bdrms.. 2 baths down,
both w/trpl(" /<.-onveru ·
tlon area Only 3 yrs
youna Good renlal rti
cord. Priced at $275,000
673-3663 833·0523 Eves.
associated
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TIAHSFll PllY ATE ERAN!' Now h1 th
MUST S8.l HACH ACCISS !>mt time to buy a hom••
4 la. 2 STORY 4 lft 1_.......__~ with no down p)'ml C111l --n11w . a <1k (o r your POOL· $67,500 to $109,500. \eteran counselor t\&t Tre~ lined street In 1be pncl' 1s ri11ht. lht1 546.962l
P r I m e b e " <' h 1ocal1on 1s gre.;l. the•-----neighborhood. Form111 mstr bdrm I!> giant. th-i 4Sale by owne~,$5$.000
mtry lo large ramlly hv yard lb pool ~i7A'tl. the J br l \'Iba 7 "' v /\
mg room . Brick floor to 1 a n d i ~ f t-t-, t h " --~·0919 alter 7 pm ~cllln& rtreplace. Coun· bathrooms are two and 4 BEDROOM 2..., Bath.
try kit c he n . Dint'. t.hellreplacesarc-loo family rm. Newpor\
Flags tone l erriH't-644·721 I Rlveri11 Condo. Tennis. Hideaway master suite. 3 baths. 22· family enter· pool. many t' x l r ab
tainmenl room. Many $65.000. Terms 642-47~
3 + decoration items. 1 \l Rucker Realty
cus tom shutters 11nd ---------iCOtkEGE rARK. 3 Br 2 FAMILY ROOM drapes. Hurry! Won't Ba. comp reconditioned
Tile entry to huge hvlnR last Call 963·7881. al "A ""''A ...,,. 500 room. Raised family Ol'IN•rao•11\11JN•C"IM"'"I Av Ir' /rn • ..,.., ·
room with floor lo ceiling [ .; I Agt 642·4603 or 645-9950
used brick fireplace. No · 11ll~l!;JJ HcriMN' Vu lrood!Mor ST wax ule in kitchen. 2 ~"Jil'Hj;V Roomy 4 Bedrm. 2"'1 SO. COA
patios, assumable V.A .. , --=·=-•=-i==-Balh. 2 Cr-pica .• sep. ram. ~ payment $244 36 per rm · cust. pool & jacunl. A short walk from excep·
month. Call 963-6761 CALL US FOR Prof. lan~pg. Avl Im· uonal J bdrm. huge mslc
Of'f" rr1 rr." \•UN 10N N-tl ' med. Submit, $163.9.SO. bdrm. bonus rm, wel
[fl lfilll ~£.= 2'.;;3:·r.o~':; ~1~r; .. ~~!~~~t _ = -••••l:il' EXCELLENTTERMS mo. Only $107.SOO. Rllr. look, must see. $71,.SOOi-" THI HOMISEUIRS 675-3222 968-3371or546-1754 TUSTIN
Be autiful Spacious 4
Bdrm. Lge lot. immed
occupancy. $60.9$0
THE HOMESEl.LEIS
752-SlSl
752·5lSl 2_B_lks_t.o_cx_e_an-.-2-B_r_&_1
GEORGIAN den. 1500 sq. ft. Open
COLOHIAL beam celllngs. bllns. (rpl<'. view from ~un· SIX IEDIOOM deck. lrg cellar. $109,500. --------~
Walker t; lP.r.
R11al lstah!
ME.AR IEACH Rlt.r 675-3222. B Toro I Oli~
AIANOOHED Formal double door en· C:O.ta Meta I 024 •••••••••••••• .. ••••··~
PRICE SLASHED try t.o classic old w~rld ••••••••••• •• •• •• •••••• Lake Forest. Newly com· ,. IR POOL charm. Large 11v1ng pleted 4 bdrm., 3 ba .. ou .. + roomwlthnoorto ceillng Mesa V~e 4. ~r. 3 ba. l akehonl. $99,UO. private roadway leads to fireplace. Banquet sized fam/din g & Uv rm. ~12 ~.5831 triple c a r gara~e . formal dining room is sq.ft. L~e Ux40 pool, ________ _
Secluded exec utive tile conveniently secluded w1Jacuu1, coverd patio. foMI• Val.y I 034
entry! Dining entertain· from huge country 3 car gar. xlnt schools.••••••••••••••••••••••• men t . E p 1 c u r e a n kitchen. Family casual Ownr. by appl. ~1434 . ._ _______ _ k it chen. Soaring 1 ~000 ..._. staircase to bedroom e nterta nment room ' · A FOUNTAI"
retreats. Lush tropical overlooks grounds . MEWUSTIMG! COURTY"'RD Guest quarters. Sweep· b "' backyard IN /shimmering ing open bannister stairs MF.SA VERDE 4br, 2 a. is the view from the
51f1Tlmer fun_poo!. Skinny to massive bedroom Cam.rm home on over· spacious master swte or
dippers dehghl Owner sulles. Hurry for this sl1:f!d corner lot in xlnt this artistically decorat·
bought new Must sell, "Gone With The Wind" lle!ghborhood. Priced for ed home. The spacious
Try S8990 total down. charmer. Call 963· 7881. qwck sale at $67 ,000. reP,eation room & buge 847~10. Oi'fN '" Q ·,, \ •u" •OOI Nu· patio are Ideal for enter· Ii;iii [e·Rllll ~f:fJ~~~~
' =-==·=· -MESA VERDE ~~:~~A~~ this fin• $59,500
Immaculate 3 Br. 2 Ba
homt!. All Bltns, fireetace, huge tam1ly
rm and marucured yard.
Call. 545-8424
ASSOCIATED
531-5800 $69,950 1=::
A 3 Bedroom. 2 Bat.bi--------· ramous "'l"' Plan home.1---------
The newest security gated area in
Newport. Tennis cts, pool, clubhouse.
Newly listed 2 BR & den one-story.
Perrection thruout. Lush custom
cptng & drapes, beaut. wall papers.
Fabulous jacuzzi outside mstr. bdrm.
ba~k _yard. Seeing is GeMral 1002 GeMral 1002 bellevin~ only $93,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '---------Cal1546·2313.
SO. COAST BKRS.
CUSTOM IUILT
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
Near schools, llbrary
and churches. Extra
amenities-a lovely
swimming pool + a separate play yard. Call
PACIOUS Meadow,
Family home, 3 Br 3 Ba. den. dining, fplc, new
cpta. lndscpng, many
xtras. See to appreciate.
$82,800. Open House Sal
& Sun, 1·5PM, 17698 San
Marino C r. or call
968-7079 or 549·2877 dys. 2111 ........... ood
HEWPotlT CEMTB. M.1. 644-4910
WATERFRONT
Pier/float. Choice loca·
lion, 4 BR. 3 baths. 2 Crplcs .. lge, patio. new
dee. Won 'l last long al , ________ , $179,500.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' Mo•e In On lotboa lay Prop. ~!'! .......... !~~~!!:~ .......... ~~!~ Be=J~•2al~ath * 6~=0 • ~-~ CostaMesahome.Newly1---------painted. new cpl. BBQ &1---------.. large yard for eotertain·
iog. Vacant!
~.eves $46-8104 •HIWUSTIMG
NEWPORT IEACH
OML Y $92,000
TAKEOVER
GI LOAM
On this spacious J bd. 2
ba POOL home. New crpts & frcsll paint
lhruoul. Payments are
$338/mo. including taxes
when you purchase sub·
Ject to exisUng GI loan.
646-771 I
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Walker & lee
Real Estate
AREALIUY!
Jn Harbor Vu Hllls. See
thi s on e own e r 4 Bedroom, large family
room with fireplace
home. Qualtty upgrading
lhruout. Man,v more ex·
tras for gracious living.
See to appreciate!
$138.SOO. 644· 7270
now:
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-ANYTIME 1H11...-.111on hoch I 040
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You can be In this pie·
ture! 4 bedroom, ~ bath,
with master bedroom on
first floor . Beamed
cathedral celling. Faml·
ty room w1lh floor to cen·l~~~~~~~~I 3 YEARS MEW
Ing fireplace. 105' fron· 4 Bdrm. 21h ba. ram rm tage. Pool size lot with w/wetbar. Clean &
fire pltand wood planked s harp. S88. 7 50 . Pll ~St1 conversation area . 586·4761, eves 846·4288 -~---$12$,000. C81J 546-2313. Brk. LEE MASOM
.......... has joined
the s ules s taff of
Select Prope rties .
Prior to entering the
real est ate profession
several years ago.
L ee wa s an
aeros pace manager
Lachenmyer Outstanding 3 bdrm ---------1 . ~A~ (iiii •--------
home for the family who 1 ealtor -loves to Jog & bird watch.
---------1 New carpeUng. drapes
lt'S A Sellers 11m100M ----=-1
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4 aolM + POOL
S 22 0 $68,500. ft..-I £'.da._
POOLSIDE and "miru·vlew". ~ M k ti l'LU x 2 Mesa Vtt'd9 4 .._ Outstanding location nr. n.c:cu ~ at' 8 • FAMILY ROOM rrwy. schla & shop 'g. For tJ¥ Mc\AY Homes are selling and PresUae home in pre· VACANT & READY info. call
with resPonsib1lity for qua lity and r e·
liability. Super sharp 2 M . 2~ ba HOMES IEAUTY -WATERFRONT
t.ownhome next lo pool REAL ESTATE
"' FOR YOUR fNSPEC· we've got the buyers? So allge locaUoo. Secluded TJON. Super family 671-7601 HOMEYMOOMUS if you're thinking of mov· on quiet Cul-de-Sac Bd
For truly professional servicing
of all your real estate needs. call Lee
at 751·3191.
.tepi lo tennis courts. 631-1'\00 Ing out or up t.o a better street. Walk to sctiooi.. home wlUi lg. rma, Meaa Verde 2·•torJ. DIUGHT
home, now is t.be time! churches. parks and dbl. brick rlreplace, 5 Br. 2 ~ b a, man 1 2 Br Pool home in Cen
And you'll flDd that when shopping center. Custom beaut. carpets, heavy amenities $96,700. Prin tral Hunlington Beach
you list your home with built 22 x 20 Family sbUe root, family room only7S1·3930 area. Beautiful new floor us, you'll receive t.he Room with beam cell· and mucb more. Good ---'--------1 cove rings, custom
Hu A/C. blt·in BBQ, gar
dr opnr, compactor, etc.
for only $47,500. S4S-949t. COSTAMHA
C::: SELECT ,...... 41EDROOM
Fantastic family home In
Costa Mesa's nicest
area. 4 large bedrooms
with massive master
most personal and pro-lngs. CaU 963-6767. location on quiet •tree\-drapes. Inter & exter fessional service ava1la· O"IN '" 9 ·"\•UN roM Nr("I one block t.o park 'and 3 IDRM. 2 IA. paint. Ready ror lmmed.
I PROPERTIES Walkt!r & lee
Meal Estate su1le. Elegant dining. •------=----• Huge brick rlreplace in
[ I schools . Hurry. don' ocC""""CY. Only $54,500. ~l~:~~~~~~.~tir~: C ;lfliHjt mla.thbooe! ~-~ ,E~~:~~~:·~~~.--r...;,;.. ..... _·,_4_2_._,_1_1_1_
, =--1•• .,_ $53,000. CATALINAVllW
3 BE•OOM
FAMILY ROOM
t.~,500.
SAFE BENEFIT
Secure investment w1tb
8% cash return. For
S200,000 cash. For in·
focmallon call
Don't Hesitate! LET'S NEGOTIATE on
this 6 Bedroom home In
Dove r Shores. A de-
corator's showplace,
suited for comfortable,
luxurious living room. We TriHarder at
Call now 646·7171. $:>8,950 TriHarbor!
full price! •
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Wests ide Costa Mei
home Custom famll room addition 111 Beths
copper plumblng,
M A Y 0 C K elegant living. Call for •no., ... .,,,,. appointment today! GWNll IOOJ GtMrGll 1002 rri.r-~ 400ltr. RMI All ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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RFAL !:ST1\TE IN\..
Sa~~~·tom c.1. f;,.;(AS ft mecnab I f rvtne ownr. l Br. 2i,i, ba. Uv.rm
formal d1n 'g, lge den raaltn
Wf(rplc, covered patio, RANCHO MESA :I
redec orated In/out. ~EWY"' Sl,950. 10ll2 Birchwood " "'
Dr. H.B. 962-436.9. Prln OR ASSUME
_onl)' __ • -------• Very taatef111Jy decorat-
3 KMnftM ed 3 bd. 2 ba home In -.-uu + good area. Fam din. FP. ~HttTSUITE VA Buyers -.. lge cov patio. VA terms QUW~ ' available. Newly offered
Well located 3 bedroom Call Hew \ at 169.950. 545·9491
2 bath home with ne No palnl In and out , moneydown. Many to
sepanate lllftt sLllte ha choose rrom. Call for
Its own bath and outsld more Information.
enU')'. FUJI price $76.soo. If CALL56i-2164JO
C:SELECT • •
T PROPERTIES Rave aomethlng you want
Have aornethlrw to aell to selJ ? CJaulfied ada do
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Walkl!r 1; l r.e
Re11I •11tafe
4 IDllM. $61.100
Best priced home In all
Mesa del Mar. Just re
modeled with new
WICIAL F.,_Y~
Offers 3BRs + guest quarters & lg.
redwood jacuzzi on a tree-studded
Jot tn choice Eastside Costa Mesa.
Property is in beautitul condition
awaiting the buyer who appreciates
quality. $104,500. Polly Johnaton
M2·823S. (Y70)
64J-12JS ...WJOO
t01 OoYer Orlw HwtJor VleW c..tllW
lrvhw ~ C.l!tPUI V.,19f ~
7!2-1414
ctualll.ed ads dO It well. It well. 642·:5678. carpets. drapes aod GeMr.. 1002 lltMr.. 1002 ---------1---------1 paint. Quiet street. cloee ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••r• 1002 to schools and parks. Va· ••••••••Iii••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••• .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• cant and owner anx·
~~
COIONAtHHL.AteS
Uke 2 ~tnes . One w/3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large private patio. Other
w/2 bedroOmtt, game room w/wet
bar, pool, ocean view from both. 5
car garage. Many extras. Call Cor
an appolntment. $210,000.
A COl.DWaL IAMla CO.
644-1766
tt•t ~.IOAOUINHtt..L.SflO. IN~rCINTUt
k>u.s-someone's going to
get a good buy! Cal
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, 4 :-H RITAGE
REAUORS -----
FAIULOUS
DEAMIHOMI Mainlllcent 2 story w/3
huae bds. 3 bas. f11m rm at frml dln rm .
Profe11lonally lndscpd. lm~•lve court yd Ct»
try .. Btll locaUon ln fut
apprectat101 area.
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
CAPTIYA,._ llQYMOOI m
fM ... CM«ON
Luxurious 4 Bedrooms on Extra
L(e Lot. Olased Ceramic rue En·
tty. Wood Pegged Floors & ThJclc
carpet.ln1. Expensl\'e Wall Cover.
lngs. Exqulalte Draperies. Every
Room with View ~ Losh Gardet11,
Fountains. Pool le Jacuul.
OverJoob Fairway. ~.000
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Roy McC_... Prestige 1800. " Br. 2th VACA!f! ~~~~~~~ Rtdtorl810New~ Baexechome.3Cargar. 1 edl l -,.._..._ 5,.• 7 29 Upgraded thruout. AGT. mm ate pos ess on. ~Mesa -· M&·900.f.. Art Spm or Sgl. story 4 br. 2 ba In CoroMdtlMcr 10221~~~~~~~~~ "Model Home" cond. •••••••••••••••••••••••'-_w_eek_eods __ . _. -----
One of the best locatlo BRALID LIEW 3 Br l Ba, lge ~ack yard: OWNER MOVES: Quiet
in Fount. Valley Hard " " brand new driveway 111 cul de sac street, 3
believe a 20x40' pool In· 4 BR + DELI wide. By owner. $46,500. Bedrooms, guest dining.
eluded for only $79,9$0. " 642·1659 coUnlry kitchen, walklft~ Call:~ the Ideal combiaallon o _________
1
d.lltancetolbe Mall. Just
SO~~~~~S. ! s0~~ ~olmles 1h ead BEST BUY! ~~t!;~~~Jl~~ll.
neighborhood, featuring Potential apt. house pro·
all the latest kitchen ap· perty with oversized lot.
polotments. oversized 3 Bednn. home in mint
garage, large rooms, 3 coodlt.lon. Centra] c09ta
baths, step down wet· M p · d •c: oo bar, mini ocean view. All esa. rice -1•5 ·
walking d istance to ~: more Information
OWMB
DQNATI Pate• SLASHED
$2,SOO
private beach. Only Sl&s,ooo. r~.
C•M4-721 I
645-3474
Huge 3 bedroom 2~ bath
home walklng distance
t.o golf coune. park and cultural center. Massive
brick fireplace accents
spacious living room.
TraJler or boat access
large enough ror biggest
recreational vehicle. --=-~===== 1----------1 Many extras • priced to ~ Ylew Hiia
sell at 85.500. Call for Gracious 4 br Belvedere.
showing appointment 2 ba, 2 frplcs, spacious
842-2535. ram.rm. elegantly de·
OPtN 1119·11HUN ro 111 Nicr• corated. Dl1t alarm
1yat.em. Triple gar, pvt
crt yd w/fountaln, pool
size yd. s1ss.ooo.
Own.r/Aant. 750-0069
.. !!I~~!.~ 294 lmmmnhle!!
TWO OH A LOT
Uve In the superbly re·
done OOU.e & rent the
other. $75,000
I Pool Horne
lnJanuarv
81.1)' now before su&mer
prl ces ! 4 Bedrooms.
ramlly room. big 36 foot
11wlmming pool with
heater & rtlter, flood
Ug:bts, $78,000. Tarbell.
Realtors. can't last, call
962-5566
Public Notice
Krel wlt.b two houlea. Desc:~"{hi;"4Bedrm.
Pool and recreallonal Dover Sborea bome.1---::~==::--::-=:--,~=:.:=.=:.:.-___ _
facllJUes. 4 mJles from Family room wtwet bar. Perris Lake. Reduced to lg. Mstr. suite and
S139.500. CAJ..L 751·3191 kitchen w/breakfast oook all ha~ a 1pleodld C:SELECT ~of Upper Bay •sW'· --------1 TPROPERTIES roulktlna mountaln1.
·---------· Tbll home ls built al'Ound !AIL Y ILUffS u al(tum Ir oval pool
V11Wll wttb rouoi.ln" ret.racta· blo dome .-heatod & Oft th• bay.front row tillered Jacuzzi apa.
center. Deluxe end unit steam bath Is aarden.
Francl1can mod l, for Much, much more! Ter· extra i>rivacy. 3 Bdrma., rtnc .... -ai-ooo. 2~ baths, rormal d.ll\lna, ""V ~
utra aecurlty system. ~
El•••nt dccorattna
/
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'190.000
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'"1lle I 044 ....,._ I 044 Lef1M IHcli I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Burr White Realtor VITSSPICIAL. Ulits! Units!
4 PUXES
REO!CORATEO 3 Br
den. di n . rm .• uw
kitchen. 13'75. 11•~
or s:n.-..s. Al\. No'"
THE VIEW
Won 't s top from tbls beautiful 3
bedroom, 2th bath Townhome. Truly
an exceptional value at $107 ,000. En·
Joy the parquet oak flooring, the
plush, plush carpets and custom win·
dow coverings. Outstanding Jrvine
location near schools. shopping. UCI,
Newport Center, tennis club and golf.
EX CHANG I
Trod" yO'ir income pto·
perty for thil 3 bath. 2
bath contemporary wtlh
&noceao View 1125.000
HOalMS llALTY * 494-1057.
LAGUNA
HIDEAWAY
2 Bedroom & den in
Canyon w/1eclud~ reur
yard. Patio. terrace ft
tree booae. One mile to
town 6 beach. All this for
only 964..SOO. Call now lo
see 8'5-6646
~901 Newport Blvd. ---........
Newport Beach. CA 92663
$15,000 REllETION
TO snru man
Two houses on large comer lot,
near ocean. One 3 Br, 13 yrs old;
other 4 Br fixer-upper. Heirs anx· ious. NOW $185,000.
75-4630
3 Br. pool boml', hvy
ahll• rool. Spanish slue
co flnlab. pl1ced al only
IS1 -*· •3.1189 •tet
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1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$14,500
2 or 3 0t 4 or II or II or 10
unlla. we h1Ye them all
1vall loday In prime ren·
t&I areu. Mako yourset/
rich. Pleue call today
s Br. 1~ t>.. 141• Uv rm w1rrpJc, frHhly painted,
2 car &aracc. 13'8. mo.
QIU 7$2~17'8
CANYON CREST New Meu Verde38r. 2ba, new
beautiful 3 bdrm model cpta/dtpt, blln&. frplc.
all amenlliea lncludlntc 2 l>1' yard. Very clean~ rd mo. See lO appreela~. Mob\le, Modular Home & 1undeclta. courtya en Open hao Jan U /UI
8uUdlng DeUvery, Set· \ry, wet bar, Iota of 842.8826 dayi ni.3189
ltl-7155
up, It Servi~. f75-7570 doteb & atora"e. lncla evee '
for rree est. or Info. \l.'M! or pool, tennis crt.---·-------jacuzu & sauna. Yrly lae •HONEYMOON
SELF CONT'D, Sic26. lull $850. COTl'AOE•
bath, Just refinished In JASMINE CR.EEK 'S l Br. arn den. breakfa11l side. Set up with awning. moal popular model. nook . very pvt, freahly
$1.900. 548~173 ------Plan 2 with 2 bednn• • painted. Wtr pd. Nodoas.
f "€<TIG€ CASH RETURN <kn. A bargain at .. motmo. S500 move-In. 1t > Mwwpoirtleoda 1069 MwwportlHdl 1069 BeauUful 10x42' large . pcrmtb.ooyearlylHff. 22U Pomona . Call HOM€~ ......... •••••••••••••• ....................... bedrm. ba .. liv rm. Adult For aale, commercial Includes all amenill~ ... 116()..W .
PrimeNewportSbores pk.Nopets. Rentalsp$58 buUdinl leued lo 1ub-Clubhouse, pool Jacunl,i---------
300N. Newport. N.B. JUST USTID 3 b r. 2 b a. 2 s lo r y mo. Furn. Cash SBSOO. atantJaJ tenant. Cash 0 tennis courts. Mesa del Mar-New pa.lot.
MEWPC>ltTSHOUS cathedral ceilings, pvt AnsServm.&377 cub return for~· In/out, 4 br, 2 ba,
Associates Realtors 14~~iJ:~~1f1!:.rv1!!l~ l\hometoremember•2 clubbse, pool, tennis dawn.Callfordeta.tla: ON LARKSPUR .. 2 fam .rm. cpts. drp•. !!=============~ .... _,_,., ........... A... o...a-ndd l'"'·b lb cl'lS. Priced for lmmed Ca •rchll bdrm. 2 bath. no pe\a, blt.Dl,frpjc,dbl&a.r.CMd
. CALL NOW 752-7315
DONALD M. BIRD
...,, . ......., ...,..._ ..,. axw-ina en .... • sale by ownr. $79.990. Property 1600 one car yar. S315 per yd6pat1o.98M985
IW'"9f•leoch 1040 I"'-1044 M~"' .. CH l"'Y ACotmlplelelyl carp,eted Prinon!)'.642·5887all5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAY 0 CK mth. year y lease. Very """""' "' r um v e "". rom COO OUTIO N nice -•oW 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ····••••·11~.11 ... 1~·11•••• I 0--bedroom & llv1ng' rm. l.AiGUNA 8EJtCH • -
CUSTOM Lovely 4 Br. 2-... ba. Cam wood and charm of mir· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 08~ACBH1 ~BRCEOARKO.NRAS Dua UaJll Condo&. 2 Br.
~y .... ._.. Enjoy the warmth of S-Cll•llh 1076 klbll C7MJ484·2'Me •••••••••••••••••••••••
BEAUTY rm. large living room & Dbl I t ..,. ..,. 2 b a • t e n n I ' . St>paratedlningroomw/ rors. e gar w au o Income Units LS UNITS. Costa Mesa. DRIVE .. Fabulous View, waahert dryer. el<'
SOL VISTA 3 or 4 WOODBRIDGE beamed ceilings. Henled ~ca~~rl~~a raull ......... m Xlnt cond 9-Z br 2 ba 1 ~rm & convertible 131S/$325.•96-5890Agenl bedroOm, formal d1rung. pool set In ocean view. 8 e. Mr. tile Ocean ~ G-lbr. lnc." $38.800: Prtce den. Fabulous view. $8.50 ---------atrium. family room PLACE Excellent condition. 165,000C·lProperty, 1320,000. Prln. only. permlb. Yearly lease. Tennis. Swim'&. pvt
Creal• terms. Buyers Guarded private com· S8x290'. Costa Mesa p I ease. Ow n r I A gl comm. 2 Br 2 Ba condo.
i I $84950 IYOWHH munity. Sl6•.500. Ph 6 UNITS ON THE A.skforNancyat 642·9666 ONlSf.AVENUE,lnold D/W, wahr/dryr, $3U
Popular Greenbriar plan 499·Z716 BLUFF-Winter & Sum· 968-3301doys: or ---------• Corona del Mar··2 bdrm 113Ht18
.
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BEACH GIANT Bike lo
Beach' Lit. Yd .. 4 br,
FIR. O/R. Bkr. Chris.
963·8377 or 963-6876
Townhouse, !I mo" old.
2Br. l '-'ba, 2 car gar, 2
m1 from bch, Pool .
i\;lUDa, jacuzzi. wgt rrn.
~-4440. 842·3504 by own.
with 4 bdrms + family ---------mer rentals. Good In-eves963-4888 2 ·4rLDlSH.I. ~ ~/garage. laundry•9·-.. --.-.. -...__---3-,.-J-..
:m.2baths.Nexttolake. GRACIOUSHOME llGCAMYOM ves tme nt pro perly. Old town area, good f11ciUUes & reCrig. s.oo.-a... "-1 ' ..
I mmed1atc occupancy. ln choice are:i. on quiet VllEW. Sl I S,OOO $245,000. lncw rro,.tty 2000 cond. 1119,900 ea. Agt. per mlb. Yearly lease. • .................... ..
•110.000. 586·""37 "'f'er street: space galore! --Prin only. 963-7866 or O"' BEGONIA CORONA 38DRM, l'ta Ua. Pre.Uge • ..., .. • View Newport Bay to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ &pm. Principals only. Incl. 5 bdrms .. 3 baths, Ca 1. 2 UNITS-NEW, near RESORT PROP ~2844 DEL MAR. Charming 2 area. 5'00 mo. Agl dellghtrul family rm.. ta ma! Iron gate en· ocean. 3 BR. 2 Bl\ • ---------• bdrm on comer tot. No 9112-4411,Sf&.8103
garden kitchen comblna· try. Mammoth living owner's unit. 2 BR. J~ 32 UNITS on 4 acres in pees or children. S3SO per ~-·--h 32 .. 0 1111111 lion. Formal dining rm. room wllh VIEW! Mar· BA rental unit. $102,800. ·downtown BIG BEAR 3 Loh for Sale 2200 o lb ,,__.,_. --..
& extra large. beautiful· ble fireplace. Paneled JAY W. YEATS bl.ks. rrom lake. Income ••••••••••••••••••••••• m 0 · .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ==;;;..;;::==-~---t Jy landscaped yard. formol dining room. Wet REALTORS 499.2237 is $50.000. yrly. Sales u-• ·1· r:lnd COLEOFHEWPORT
Many extras. Won't last bar. Spacious kitchen & price is $240.000.f $60.000 IYIV" VTI REALTORS FOR LEASE: 3 bedrm, 2 VIEW long alS96,llOO pantry. Extra large OCEAN HlLLS. Vac. 2Br. down. Seller will <'arry Laeuna . extra large lot 2515 E C tH CdM ba, brand new, lTOOaq.ft.
oflakeandmountalns.ln maater wing. Glassed 2ba, all bltns. View. balance at 8~P. Owner nearlOwn.Largetrees& 615.ssfi · Landi.bl home w/3 car
INCOME CI06C to proposed sbop. ~ nn-.,,.. ~ atoraRe. 3 Car gurage. & 2·pools. $325. lSt & last trade. '"% .. Realtor 494-8611 Bedrooms. large open gardener. No peta.
center or Woodbridge. m·· : ft.Wtlca~ view patlu. Luads or Cpts/drps, dbl gar. golf desperate. needs cash or country setUng. $23.600'. gar. 1525/mo. lncldg
PROHRTY ping center. Awoyfrom ~uu~ Call now for personal + SlOO c leanup . CAU.6454646 ---------•beamed living room, FORLEASE:3bedrm,2
tramc On qu1el cul-de· •99•2800 preview. 752·1700 Ownr / Agt. 499·4271 or ON KAT ELLA -near large family or dining ba, brand new 19001q.I\
2HOUSES aac.2 BDR M. +den.2~ Of'f"''10·•1H uN ''1''"'1"'' 2131966·1766· ask for ~ rR€\TIG€ Gtlberl. G .G .. C·2 room. dis hwashe r & Landlngbomew/formal ~·r:::~!~-,;~:~: ::~;:~.~~\.";.;:'::· ~.~~::1;.:::n~t 1 wu111 ;.;;.:.'.~~·~.!:.~!~ "0M_~I &'ii~¥:-::,·:;: ~~~;~:~~.m:.1~: ~E:.~~;,.:;~.;:.·:
Huntington Beoch rental _garage. Canyon pnvacy, . • .=-::: m:111••== Iota in area of large Cosh M Waz.iers. N.B 1100.000. $500. month. 64().8,W .....,... •-M..
area Each home has <31 ocean view. $126,500. M.wUi"'---Vl•w custom home. lal.000 Ml 8Sa 760 BEACH BL. La ---------• ..... 1,..11•-•1
three large bedrooms Agent.673-4545 .--.,---XJnllerms. FOURPLEX Habra -l00x200 c .2 Large 2Br+ram rm ..... . and double garage The Newport llgl s . home. $89,.500. w/decorator appta.~~~~~~~~~ mu11vc k1ll'hcns ha\'l' Ownr. Whitewater. Big xlra lrg lot w /ma ny 3 Bedroom. 2 bath and 2 SILVERADO CANYON Fri>Lc, gar & yard. Xlnl
all tbe bwll·lns Owner is Canyon View. Nearest po6Sibillties. Lots or ex· AHCHOIAM Bedroom. l bath unill. -411x100. S7 .950. Quin· quiet street. S:iOO/mo. Ph Br, den or ? boule avail
wtll.tng to sell on an tn hie in 2 directions ls 600'. lras here. CALL now IMYISTMIHTS WW consider exchan"e. tatd Really 673-8250 63H400Agt. ~tba . ...;,.CJ'1!: drpe. BJtn.s. t t on1 1 c 11 c Full lngth of hse faces UNITS> IROKllS " -_._ 14:,'~in nya0p8p~·int8mc~~ view . All room s JohnCareyGR16'8·7414 C714t4t~7711 Private. patios, extra Ma.talft.Dfferl, Super 2 Br. pJayrm. .. whitewater. 3 br. 2V. ba. Jargeunats. Greatlnvest· Rnort 2400 home. Priv. paUo. Oceu 2 BR ~do, su~r :'~i"i> <7J~t~·~·ll''""' '• 1 't523CAMPU,Da·IRVU4E Many xtras. + bulldable SPYGLASS HILL llEATHTAKIMG mentpolenUal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• view• seso Mo. Agt. =~.~.'~888 u [. I Ol>EN DAILY lot next door toward View from th1·s pam· Palm Desert. n-... Cn""" 640-7000 llifl•.~il~;:lll SA M.1.06 P.M ocean w/same view. Brand New 4 br, 3 ba. J£ IQ al~ T nn1 I b Ji., 2 t)'' 2 Br S2M Yard Kids & -ilfl'n"'A -----• Unobslructable view. fam. rm. poss. lse/opt. peredSqbeafutyF. 2 Br.1
2 ~!'· • PIU ~r~~io r. a. CottaMHo 3!24 pe~ OK •. Nr schls/park. ~~~~~~~~~ $138.500 494·0508 Qr _llyowner. 7.52·539l 1750 · t . orma tn llC9 ... •••••••••••••••••••• 962·3533or536-0321 ..: W OO O 13 It I 0 GE . rm .. n chly paneled den, a-.i...ti•a Rffllstat. $250E/Side2br.dec .• cnt,•--------lrriM Reaullful2storyt\br.3ba 497·lSl.Sfor appl. "E"PLAH manicured grounds w•-r1s2-1920 bclMBJt 2100 drps,gar.fnrd.yd,paUo. Beaut. new 3 Br 2 Ba.
I 044 by ownr . Wiil sell ur 1st' Top or The World. <1 Comp. redecor.: on cul w/secluded courtyard. l400 OUA1ln HI r ""'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mat. adlts. &46·1078 w/bonus rm, bllns. close ••••• ••• ••• ••• •• ••• •• •• W/~ion to ~uy S40-0696 spacious br's w /2 ba, de sac. lst Time offered 8% V ~ ~rms considered. envestor will trade or sell to bch. 898·2989 (714 l
PRICEt> TO SEl~L. by Beaut dramatic JBr by din.rm. lg e Ii v .rm !or.sale.3 BR. 3bu. Cam Newhsllngat$91,000. 16lO160 UNITS oldC-Otita Mesa duplex-Mesa Verde area 4 br. 2 owner. $85.000. Im med. owner. forn '<i sale, nvr w/frplc & beaut ocean rm. F'lnJshcd & paneled IEttTHA HEMRY Price 162 500 Equity ba, crpts, dprs. bllna, lge 3 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm , fplc.
occupancy. Luitu~y 2 liH. occup. Eitel Turtle Rotk vhiw. Wrought Iron ent guage. $134,750 REALTORS fi U $40 000 Wa~t .,each unJts comer tot, encl. back yd. dshwshr. lndry rm, dbl
hbrary. Rancho, Sun Joa Glen $l22.000 751'0158. w/tlled Foyer. gracious COUIH ASSOC. 215 DeJ Mar. San Clem. IX8r pHfS or ~ma"il lnduatrial build· Drive by 32CY.! Minnesota. gar, new l'Pls, nr Cwy.
qwn Condo. t ully ap-back patio overlooking Rulton 759-0226 492·4 I 21 OK. Nickerson 'fa-ns' Mix Ing. P. o. box 493, Dana 548-4471 ~h1;S: ahopt. S39S mo
• po inted . •n,c ld air UN IV PK. Villal!e Ill L.li. & Catalina bland. ormatcll l6,20,32,40,48. Point. <:ondo 2br 1 ba paUo.1--·-------
547·3987 (Ir Ill 5pm & Stanford end unit. 2050 Pvt Pty Call (714 ) 2ooo<>c...View 60we,64ba·Y80clwuno180ls uAncttlucoalmly··-~rst....a.... "arag"e. No nots'. ..w>3,3Br2lla.nrbeach.shops, wknd1544·S704 sqrt .. 3 Br. OR. FR.+ 3 60-4310 9·S or 1714 > CAM"4BYVILLAGE --" .. --" h 1 ar TURTLt;RO<.'K--ba. 187.950. Owner ~-1132eves.A.skforBlll 2BdnnbooselnC·lsone, 3 Br. den, newly redec. plexes:onehasfour20's. W..t.d 2900 mo.151~ sc 5"°.';;~t 0 cpls
3BR. r11rruly rm, Plan I, &lJ.ll03orS52-9503. • •GUMACOMDO 16$,000 Own'98-U136&53G-297 2 ~°!:Jf fivel&'s·Ow~er •••••••••••••••••••••••~VERDE 3 br +•-$37_. ______ _
great vu. Lots of xtras """" UDO ISLE S....._ "'.!. or exchans~ in· Wanted house. units Crom family. 2 ba. dbl gar.. br. 2ba. ~pts. drps .
Uy owner $91 ,50o Forced Sale! .Exciting Cliff Drive 2 Bdnn.+ den: frplc .. 2 Caplat1.-o 1078 ~vaduallyorm combina owner for private party. fresh pa.int. Al cond. dshwshr. bltns. fenced.
644-4646. $69,500 r:::en 8vJ::s.c~n/~~~({! ~~: ~~~ ceil. llv ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·a~~~~J:n~pirio~; ~a . Newl>ort. $42S.548-T129ReaJlOr $375.847·Z780.ev11wknd~
OEERFIELD 3 Br. 2•t G-at .... -a llvui.g & dining room1. r . • . Charming 2700 SQ. rt. O(fice only: PS. ~e have MESA VERDE-4 Br. 2 Ba. 38r. 2ba. frpl, de
ba.hm.l.828 sqfl ,t'ovr"<1 ,,.. ATlC' .,000. 4BR.onapprox.h acr(' sma!ler urulsloo. Refthilt cpts. drps. fam rm. sirb'I n&hbrhd, wlk LO
patio, s pnnkler sys, hlfl O wne r s pur c h1u~d Formal din pan'ld fam ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen bltns. !Iv.rm bch $350/inc grdnr
t r pl, cln. well kepl al"IOlher home & must rm w/wet 'bar. Prof"ly I' IQ all l HcMMI~ frplc, fncd yd, ref. IM7·l23l.
S78.000. 552-0593. HU• 3 Bedrooms, fismlly ldscpd grounds. $1&4,SOO. • U ••••••••••••••••••••••• _mo_._53&-_50_14 _____ ,.
TURTUIOCIC r oom + den . coiy •IOMDAIALTY• n.-, Placfl ltAooP•••IUl11 3107 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Encl Huntington Creek Condo ~lace. CenJral ai GALLERYofHOMES w •-r: ... li9a ....................... patio gar adults on!J $370. Ne ~~.~ 4 Spn~'r!t'&a~J: ~r~~~:.8T~~~:!i~ '7141131·9411 1.oo auA?l'st~~utACH Se>acious4Br2Baocean· No s)eu. Ssl-~l. eva: 3Br. +~I 4t tennis,
8dr 2 baths f II Woa't last long, BKR, ta Ownr 640-90lO front hme. Fplc. wsbr. s.56-762'7 VIHa PacillcCondo. $375
ms,.. 1 • am Y all..-720 s y. · · J & lB Ne U it dryr. dshwshr. 2 car gar. 4Br. 2Ba house. lg. yd, rm., rplc., ge. patio c .-rl JAcres+newl.SOOsqtt.3 W 0 $ $750 mo. Avail. Apr t-4Br.2ba,Famrm.Crml $37S. Okr. No fe e.
Outstandlna view of June IS. No pets. 644·9582 Din rm. lovely area, 54'..Ull
hiblaLlmmaculate con· TMlllJL Br,ababm. with Comm Oran~ CIU!'!t af\7PM view. nr. bcb. ST50. B b o . ditlon. Electronic st pool $89,500. Owner. 1-SJS.1~ 3 r. 2 a. c:eanv1ew
filter C>oee to achool.9 Onnarfunllv $3'&3. Still time choose co ors ,,,.._ l 144 achool. $311() mo. 686-4761,
Owner transrerred. This "#I e. C91fonWe••
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;;'C:tfrUt-ltAtta" J. 2 Bdrm Home by owner. MG optlons. Excellent uu•u•u••u•u••uu East Side-3 Br, 2 Ba. huge evesM&-4288. Swoo1-.·~ut! CaU forapp'l -Wl'U 011. .. 1 'NII!!.. fl ~~~"e!~~l~~~~aio~e~: Lg lot. bealu lndscpd on areas. Will exchange. READY TO MOVE IN ram/game rm, lg yd, 3 BR l~ BA frpl f ,._, ~ -cul·d·aac. $58 500 3Br 2Ba rncdyd grdnr wtfncd enc:lpool,freahJy • • • arr· DAVID D. CULSOH Oouahu new house. Wiii mabway location. Good •1188 , . I' ......... Incl'.. children, ptits OK. painted . $395 mo. room. lmmacN homeh n UM.TOtt tll·f2tl aellour3Br,2ba,famlly ll'lvenlory, furniture HMIOllVllW • .,..._R S4TSmo.558-0892aftSPM 752-8178 !l~·-a.f~ r. ar Is --------t room In CALIFORNIA soo.ooo ._._ .. _ 1010 ...__ -·--·-HOMES at a bargain. MOMTEGO --.-....... Mewportlffclt 3169 Mesa Verde 3br 2ba •---------CUSTOMIUD 11111000 •BR 2BA wet bar ::.:;.::::s,•••N•••••,:•lb••• Prap,•s2' ~· ....................... clean & pretty. scis. 3100 • Brk ~ml-~ acFrossedfrodm drapee, Levelors .It up· • · ...... Hih ShowS Uk • od 1 ~ ...... ~l:onlU" aw .. e •• ..,..., Samoa 644·1836 par • -e. enc y , artlded plush carpclln TS2.o:z:tl3. 640-0166 Agt. •••••••••••••••••••••• , • 8 m e · W be9t Ume to buy a home MOO OUAll.n ICA04 Bayabores; )'ear lease. ' · dbl garage, cpta, dprs
Lbruout Brtrked atrium s.. 4 BR house for aaJe b r ly ldacpd. VIE • wtthnodownpymt.Call DEACHDuplex 2-lBr l l ·BR. "bunkroorn ; SpHt. BR. bltns. COY. Lse13116.538·2315
•paUo,evmthe1tove Jo•'llli• owner. 2 BA. ramll VIEW.6vt7~W7·601 now . ask for your Ba units. HaS 54xl27~ corn':\r~s::=lb patio.S410. Refs.839San· Bea h h S27S 2 b
oven• art! upgraded . GioHC.W...Y&.w / t b &I 1 r veteran counselor. Aft. ft lot w/room to bulld e • tlagoRd.545-13.SI kldc c •,rm, er 1 ·F r.
C'IOIO lo parks. pools. You'U love lbe view & the =· d~ la~e fe~ c ...... Vl•w 54M521 one more unll. 10% dwn, Udo laJe bayf~nt. 5 BR .• Duplex 2Br. ba, cpll, sml Ma!tl:~t.~~537oee. =.!1. ~ t!~~~~in ~~.~~-! 1;"1:{ ::· yard. Call 830-~ ro •Br. fatn rm, 2rrplcs, din So.Ht a...,..a I 016 full price $75,000. Prin 6 ba .. 2·atonea. ~1800 Coed yd, gar. =c>+dep.
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Turtle Rock W /W carpel lhruoul. Zbr, Iba, Condo. Clean. -5.2.S Victoria. 642-8970 in.' Pets & Infants Ok Har.._ 3142 ~/'193-1378 Ing. Call Mr. Plummer 2 bdrm. Your Chol·c-of Kltchen w/range •~oven •uas'"--. dryer. pool, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• f" d t' I ~
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UNCH RIAi.TY SSOOMo. w...-.1w 3291 3801 nNLEYAVE, N.8 . l.41e 3 br. 2 ba townhouse Beaul.llul, apacfous oew form din. Step dwn l_iv nice Tustin loc, Br/ba, 700 Sq, Ft olc avl Pac 551·2000 MISSION REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• JACOIS REALTY in quiet complex. Garage apts. Pool. pvt patios. rm, !pie. Jacuui, tennis. 1195+"" uUJ. 632-\811$ c.t. hwy. N~ lkb
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BIG CANYON ask for BOB. WINTER · SUMMER ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adullll only. no pets. FTom $210 mo. Gas pd. Fr o m S 2 7 o . l l S Sbareabomeor aptmenl ......,.al Rental 4500 aBR,2~ Ba ......•.. $700 •----Hiii YEARLY 1210 mo. Nice 1 Br. Resp. S300.S48·S300 778 Scott Pl .• ofr Placen· Pine.tone. Ok hrs 3-.S:JO Qoust-WMu UHuMrnD •••••• .. •••••••••••••••
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new 3 & Fam Rm New Tustin patio hmc • Tri-plex 2 Br 1~ ba new decor. cpta. dr1>9. comber,leeSlS.631·2011 F.dineer&Waraer.
twnhme. Vu, c u s 3br.2ba.alrlum,yd.AC. Near water. $17~. Ulll Fam rm w/frplc. CID: ~/dryr hkup.Close t I bedroom Adults. No =mt!~et~s~~ 67~2160l •5-h,..~ "-·f t.htuoul.$4.SOl.se. Microwave,teonlscrts& patd.Slvi refng.f ee OW, no pets, $33.S. Ph $23S.96J..642() peta.Nacevtew. lsJand5tart.ingJa.n.1llb. For lie. 1400 •qft
,.;, wut"'3411l! JtV/1(£ Joyce, Rltr. S86-3796 more. Adulu, ·no pets Main Rentals, 540-5370 63l-049ll 1 Br. $200. Stove & refrig, '97-2237 S1!iO mo.+cleamng dep. watthowle office + 4000
OPEN DAILY • -wr-.a1 3252 SS75. S324S43. Peninsula Point, C/D, no children or peta Ml-.1
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View, Turtlerock Terr. 3 TOWN H 0 USE 2 .B r drps, park v 1ew. enc I dressing rm. adults, no Instant move-in. 2 BR, 0.0 rcN.t 3826 l & 2 BR, 29041 Aloma
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~r female. My C.M. home. ga.sohne pum1>5 4' veht· Br & Fam Rm, beaut sweeping ocean view. gar. central air, $325 ~r ~~::-~:S·13S8 -IS44 1"'1 bath. patios, air. de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crown Valley. l Child Call all 6 pm. 548-1060 cle washrack. Natlooal
SllOOmo. 7S2--0617 S450Call~. 1 mo. Call Marjeanne, luxe. adults. $280/mo. SunAy. sparkling clean l OK.831-0857 Jene Svc.Co.640-8250
Dollhouae. 4Br. 2ba, ~l.ll·9PM C•drcMot.ochllll 1919 Anahe im St . Ddrm. bltns. gar. ocean ~ .:ax:~:.0W.:i~C:1~g~ view. newly decoral IMMAC. 2 Br 1 ea, $27S ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46-041, Mgr. Dave. view. adlts/no pets l=~l~~~~~ ZBrd~ ~~~ P~i:· ~1~ t>:.,'!:t~~~;~
tennis, jacuzzi. Adults. S4ZS /mo . 495-4653 No pels. Wshr, dryr, 3 Br. ocean view, frplc. S2LS/mo.493-723i Vu.$37.S.498-8345 ~l!i94 · · yd. 2500 sq.rt bullcrg er
lAe MOO. mo. $SO. dla· 83.1·2700 Bkr. PoOI. Near everything. $375. 2 BR cpl drps Kids OK ......... hac:h 3840 8 S O O s q . f l y d
count for Jan.l·S24·9634 2Br, 2ba West Nine Condo 494-0315, SJC No pets. 493-4900 Ron 'No Pets. s2oo mo. . ....................... M.w-rt leodt 3869 GCllW)tt for .... 435 C.MtHarbor . area. $1,000 I I d S b · '"~-... ~• M 3822 c•0 "°"8J ,..-••••••••••••••••••••••• mo "-t 833·1.361 2Br2 S. ha apt over-Aval mme · u m1 Spread oul. 4 Br. r t--_._Ulln er ....., CUTE,roomy.2Br 2 Ba4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ ·_"&'_;;....•_· _____ _
looklna Newport Bay. child/pet. $37S. decrt'd, wshr, dryr, slv, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR Garden ·apt. Frplc, plex. clean. nr Beach rARK NEWPORT GFs:J'r!t:!: c!~.k Uea~ lnduslrtal Unit&oned
wltb bekony & !pie . FAUSTAVfTAU dshwshr. Pools, tennis d.shwshr,pool.pvt.palio. Blvd. S21S mo. Call APARTMEHTS 1.Sl & last mo. S30 mo. forFlbergla111 worll. ~9234 ReciAtor 499·2241 c rts . playg rn ds .... :; or. Irvine Ind. Area. 963-2:532or~14el l or 2Bedroomeand
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$350/mo. Owner 536-5837 re1 5S7·2841 T wnh Z Bri Z Ba townhouse. SIATHRACE or968--07'79Agt,nofee. '[),, 'J..O~!_.~ NMrL.dl•rart ~ ~":~ WantAds Call&U-4,000S.F. lll"perS.F.,top Poo:1 clubhouse. S38S. TOWNHOUSE 1.0 ............... __ Adult E·Slde 1&2 br apta. Deluxe 3 br, 2"'1 ba, alt <roe°~s D · 11 cond, many amea.lllff,
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C.M.loc673-1417 per ocean view. . t , Unfwftished 3525 COnONA DEL MAR L ike new, no p et1. Alabama S36·3411S or a· oo S· e a ~ -WOODBRIDGE 1"" Ba. Pvt commumty, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br To··-'"ouse, Crplc. 644-0878 536-1718 ' Across trom Feablon ....................... Slol• 4550
ESTATES tennla courts. pool , BRANDNEW3 Br 2&,; Ba, ,.,"' Island at Jamboree oo DB.UXEOFFICU ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.• ape Cod Washington Jncuu1. fplc, ~,mi from Dohene)' Pool, tennis. Some ocean New Twnhse Apt. Frplc. 3 br, t'At ba, trptc, petlo, San Joaquin Hilla Road. CommJ & lndaU •paces, Storooe Garal)H
md.1. Highly upgrd'd. 3 .----.CURT'ISBRADLa St. Bch & Dana Wharf. Ir Catalina views . Close pool, Jacu.zzi. 2br , 1.,.,ba, end. gar. Avad Jan.I. 1714) 644-1900 200 lo 2000 fQ. fl. Aa low 12x24 • r(ew 16S, Spaces Br. 3 ba. fam rm. den . .____...CO..AU&.JOAS $450 per mo. 634-8282. toshopping&f111ebeach. patio & balcony, gar ~ 846-4990 a.slS'aq.ft. LagNlguelA Available. 2140 Newport.
wet bar. $98,SOO or E3 ..._...,.... 8-SPM 524•1012 Evs. 644-21611 w/wuber, dryerboolrup. •D&UX~ Mission Vi ejo areas. Blvd. C.M. Call $41M477
lllOO/mo. 833-903119-5) or . ' AduJta. S37S. 10.m~pm. Nr HamIJton/B~bunt Eaatbluff 3 br. 2 ba. Handy lo S.D. Frwr. orS48-$32l drlve by 188 West Yale 3 Br 2 Ba, hlHslde view. WOODSTREAM 3 br + 646-2010 2br, 2ba, gar, pauo. Sml Lea... Incl. apac. master CaU: 831-1400 ---------Loop. •Int area. rec ctr. S425. boous,2ba.l)'T.oldmdl. New 2 br.lbafrplc,bltns, cllldo«.1285.962-0778 s uite. din r m &t dbl l.....,.W..ted 4600 -.....:.--------t 557-0548:4"-1533Evs. Back Bay Cpt.s. drps, garaJ{e. Adults, no pets. New, Ea.stside. 2 BR, l YJ & B ba Ad Its garage. Auto door CdM390tol0:50sqft.Cpt.s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Turt.lerockGlenN<>w 3Br bllna. $42S. 64S ·9543, $385.640-1840 ba.,Crpl,priv.rearyard.l.41el1 2 r,21 . Pul opener avail. Pool & drpa, A/C. Janitor.wan~ unlurn by Feb on best street $725/mo Me --rt leoctl 3269 .. ~ From S360 Agt days on Y • oo p e •· oo • . Ad 1•• ~-~·g M--e.._.,., .... ,..., -,..._ ....,..1154 Delu.xe4 Br. 3 ba, all elec. .,...,_7000. n1..io.•-c:c:. ,_,,,, Jacuu:I. From 5220 mo. recreation area. u... ......... · .......... ~ lit. Sl.n~e lady, small lse.Agt83l-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,.. -~~-v.N• ~•y N ,,_..... -.om•....,,. ,.._,., .... 5 RI
dbl garage. Ocean vtew ' 19132MagnoUa,982·1800 uou • o..., ...... , ..,...,, OFFICE SPACE Na """"e. P to "7 • e s Groves Secured comm. H A R D T O F 1 N O tp t1wwla Fw wilMcl '650/mo. 673~. 2Br w/gar S21S. Nu cpta, 865 Amig~ Way l649 Westclut D~ Air. avail. 8'S-8018 New. cnr. lot. 2 br, 2 ba, Eaetblulf Exec. home.••••••••••••••••••••••• water pd 157S "C" New lu.x 2 br. t ba. bltn1, Managed by vt toilet etc Tw~ \U')lt~ cpt,drp, elec gar. dr 4br, Zba. ram ~-Soft lc6oalllmd 3706 2br. bltna. frplc, pool. Orange. Ph btwn 1-~; 1275 mo. 3 br. 2ba. $37S Granada MgmtCo. p . . . ......./lnnt/
oriener Stepe to pvt tenn water. New crp • drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. aundeck. S29S 636-4120 c h 1d 1 s m P ~ t o K . ~~-~:a.:iru~~o~nq~ ,._. · paint. Walk to school&, Adults, no pet.a 673·1418 1~16
(ourt. Pool"' Jacuzzi. abop1. te nnis c lub. Yearly. 2br. furn. $325. evesorwk:nda. Dlx2br-Vu.$225. ---------IAYFROHTHOME ft, 2 loalels. as ii.••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-~wk~· or art. S750/mo. Lse. Refs. ;:~cbildrenorpels, ~ + maint. help. Adil-no~ t br. frplc. beam 4BR,4ba.$2000Mo yrly ~~,,UmEST:T~?'cfe~~ ... J:" ... S:.....,., SOOS · · MCHmSor&u-2240 peta Cpl pref 673.0512 ce1t, bllna. pool, volley STEPS TO HACH -.. ~3'J~e3~t;"· Up-HV Hmi. Carmel 3 B ..._.,. f • 3707 ~;~~~i'f3oc'!:~~~~~t;. eve ' · ball,gar.$235.842~34 ~:~·~~a··~-~ Hill.642'°200 .. ~::;;:;.:;•;;;; ..
Dut ' :m.rm +FR. nr park & scbool •••••••••··~··••••••••• $34(1..$495 per month. Xlnt BAY MEADOWS 1 Br ... 121S & 2 Br ... $26S. • a .. u . APPROX 800 sq. ft, C·2 al Over 500 Active local
.. ~all l !;'tmrc:.,_y _!fl SWSOrno. 752·0617 Z Br. 2 Ba, U\CI. utll. Nr location. Close to shops & Spac cheery & cozy t & 2 UtU pd. 2 blJc• bch. Call l:.l E. 17th St. SuJte T. bus. llstin"•. Plea.ae call nv 1-. ..,.,., , .. o. beach. $32S. 111.S W. Bal. be h Ask for Mlssl B . I I 536-3611. $250/mo. DoyleS48-0479 "i I lte/opt avail. 1S4·3tl!M o Bluffs 1-level 3 BR 2 ba Bl d 962-0SOS Winte r ac . ' r apts, enc gar. c ose to or atop by ,or Cree nlo.
SSI--0681 Lo 1.. belt & 1' v · 675-2311. beach & college, Many NEW 1 2 & 3 e pta Exec ore suites overlook-All categor1ea & types. ,.;,eNrtg~~133 poo · rent ~---~ racil avail. No kids or Varlou5 H.B. 1~·aJ1ons: iog rabuloua Np Harbor We guarantee to please Greentree: 3 Br. 2 bll, Near ocean $140. Utll. LovelyZbr,lbo,rrpt,gar. peta.Fr.$220.646-0073 Klds OK. Rents $225 to &lhePacificOcean.Lux you.
1am. nn .• f~. 2Car 1ar. •Mt 2 br & den or 3 br paid Fee blk t t 1 ct ..,"" .....,._ Kent Rogers Rily. furn incl'g secretary & 751·3741 N hool ." ... 74 h uai· R t.als .._." 5370 1 o enn s 11. _.,,,,. 3 Br 2 Ba apt, bllos, cpts, ~ .,. r •-" N I S r.sc · ........ S.52S. 1\\I. Jan 81 .,. n en ,.....,. 673-006l ;5S2·7389 patio, fpk, SJOO. 2SlS 848~ LIDO ISLE WATER· rece.,., rom.......,. oso. UNJTED BU INESS ~ 644-4887eves PH: (714)675-4030. lNVESTMENTS -----·----1Cott.M..a 3724 ., B ol oceanside Orange.CM.673-0053 FRONT 3 Br. $650 mo.
0 Suo1blo1y Sharp End BIG CANYON Vie-ti o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ r. P<> • . •OUV• p ..... IK* Lease. 67M888 Ex-Suif•s (a~~eefrom• venseKona LnaE> Condo. 2Br. all bltn11. Goll course & lake, 2 br 2 adult..'\, no pets. Beautiful brand new 2 br. ., ~ ~ ,... ,_,.
eDtt. 1ar. Comm. pool ba. uparaded. $6S5 mo $40.00 Wiit( Ir ur 752,S065 or 673-4390 1 ba. Beamed ceilings, APT HOMIS 2 Br yearly. W/Or Without Would you like a 1st class SWte 108, CO.ta Meaa
CloM to frwy• No lac .,._,,.to Tenn. crt, pool, •Slud10&1 BRApta 39•• free stand'g frpk. bltns, Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .• bit-ins. boatdoc~.;3 oCe lo properly present UBI Open 7days Aa.m-GOl ._.,... •TV&MaldServAvall ColtaMHa .,.,. Many windows, $29S. u• ... ~ b · 1 leu ~;;;_--------l Jacl&&Sl.&« 6'4·S441 •PhoneServ.Ht.dpoot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.979-3376 cpta, dn;884~n~~afo' all f~~~~: .:1em : PIZ:ZA·SIOOO.Gr
*MOW AVAIL * 2376Newpe>rt Blvd. CM Beaut.ltul brand new 1 br, . nu. (714 · • am 1.AJ.xlU'Y adult apt. In Ule cient sec'I services ? Franchtae type store. •llMTALS * 281l.dell .........
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l'Mpttmoo0t"' SUSCASITAS d.sbwshr,many windows, :r.-~lc&dJxfeaturea. ea. rplc, pool, + 2 pvt locale. nr O.C. Airport. Gro wth area . T r y
BIO CANYON, S7SO to Minutes to NB. I BR adull4. no peta . $23S. . Nr. Hamilt.on/Brookhurs pat.lo.s. $385. Evs. 640-2855 S46-2Sl82 ~000, down. :r.·.J74 I
S1191SpermonUI f Ad I t MS-82S6.~3376 Cute l Br, avail now. 3br, 3ba. gar. paUo. Sml OCEAN VU. )'Tly 2 Br 1 Ground ""'oor .._lo·• "'-dl---------
HASTtMCH&CO. ~N~~881~3.lM .s. Gar+all mdrn conve-ch.Udok.'385.9&2-0778 Ba dplx. paUo & yard floor N;~ to 'Sec" he Cutlery le Gift Store In
Realtors 8*5S60 IFYOU nlen ces. HOO/m o . 3 br. 2v, ba. 2 car aar, $3SO mo 644·6780 or Nal'i Barut. Inc~ uUl. CdM.SU:SE.CoutHwy, ---------•sTUNNtNO Lg. l br have a service to offer or 673-1023. 675-1084 d.shwahr. lrplc, $38$. 2~ &42·3639 Ample prkng. 188 E. l1lb 11000. + invenlorr Bia Canyon z Br Twnhse. garden apt. Pool. rec goods to &ell. rlacc an ad v1• I A CORDOV..... hilt$ lo ~h. i79-m9 3 Br. 2 Ba, c·---... d....... St. Co1ta Meu. Pb: 873-8033 P'antaJtJc view. Will de-area.$2~.110W.13tbSt. fn the De ly Pilot ~ ~ ~ ......... ,.... 1---------
oorate to suit. Pvt comm. C11W1lfled Section . I IR*"'°"' $21 o 1175. 2 br. pool. Garage Walk to Bay & ocean. ~lO. BOUTtQtTE
1796.mo.&&2-ou&. lBRFum S20S Pbohe6'2·S678. MotoMo Kldsok. Fee 673-338Z.9!15-U%9. MrM•IMn~ =~~~~~
3 Br.~ wtfenced paUos. Lota of bltns, pool, wlllk Coste MHG 3124 •Special cabJDel space Main Rentala, $40-SoS'TO &.uf &sand. z br P40. UUJ NEWPORT BE~CR go must tee. '10.000 + la·
Belt loutloo. "°°Imo. to shopping. l1'J ml beach .... •••••••••••••••••••• •Locked gar. w/lg stor Near beach. 1 br $1&0. pd. Kld1t 1ngl1. P'u. Slor81l&Ofrlc:eSU1t• ventory. 84().1232 day1 S3t.1400Aat. -w ...... St •D/W. dlspl. lndry rm Chlldoll. Fee Main RenlalsS40-Sl70 From'300 218.lOAvona. 644-17ssevea
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4 Br + Den. Front view ·=~i.d:o~~~. c. M. Hunt Jlrbr area. BUI lux style. Adults, no peta. Free olfice 1paee la ••· ~.'ootna cor!'er loe.
al water, boat.I & close to Sl TO. Bachelor 4·plex. e48o003a apt w/blt.na Incl dthwshr 1235. 548-2682 cbanae for t e lephone Ortgtnal owner of
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yean everylhlniil 1575/mo. s1~gtes ok. Beach· Lovely pool W/btfl 'y l answertn1&llabttyplnf. __._ t TbJa O"e h Alt 631 1400 u I-~ MW dltne lndt pd rt"•rd Adil.I. 3 br, 2 ba, apac oua upper, 6444183or84U710 ·-rttfl • .. .. JBr. ma, fncd yd, &rdtu • ~mber. ree Sl~ 831·2011 fl'r I 1 c c I • hll8e maater br. deck • It ail. Agt.
lael .. chlldnm, &>eta OK. 38r,2 S., bigyanl, bltna, ........... lffctl 3740 ~O~tl3& 3 Crc. :nbca. <7l4l1M&-l7ss, gar, nr ocean. $425. 4917 2500 sq. ft. No. Cotta Ull 1151·J74t
MZSmo.558-0892af\6PM tl)k, at.ti-to beach. SS:!S ••••••••••••••••••••••• fromS325 M2·teo:i · 4 er t\41 ea. bch twnhae, RlverRd.61J.870t Me$&. l'\ally lm~roved. u•-••CTUllM• COLONY Ytl.y. 67).adJ SMALL BEACH HOTEL . new cpt.a fvt paOo ten· .It $1000/mo. Mr. O'Keefe, -~
L 3 Br. 2 bl, IWCur)' twnhlle. nls . $2:. • vu.z'ssz .. 3~ •• 2,l>•b.lknebwavp~l~t-b 5to-2200 Patented lt•m I Bdrm, 2ba, comm pool, WestcWr beaut. 3 br, z ba, Room.t pO .... tt ll • .. • ., .. n I .. U\; l Unlq lee f .qui
teac.la, tl.l1JalMd •ar. ca nr. 1flop1. Merlneu AritsSl30tmo.536-70S6 '-ootOrongeOOUnt(t New aba1 It It appl. 536-l4el $4C>Oyrlyt.e 644-U03 ·Modern 2 room tulte nr mentu•pfota~totd n:\ ......... 1.. •12 •----=.........;.------11 !ne*beOt#llt--H"IJe matr, Npt Hta Joe. · OC A.I · ........ • • -r-Yr'ID·,.. mo."-· ~hi., parlt. ~. 646-2389 Bachelor apt fumllhed .. .,...R,..,,. Oall833-1059or~1 Slapa to Beach & Back S.,,._ ~. ou ...... en r.>.000 th1a yr. Preaent ...,....,.,.,wknd•. f.wutlvo N..._ Cmt, all "'" pa1d. $1>0 mo: =~ ~pl 38 t .... B f I ~· ~~e~o J!c:;,~ C1flllr.-3171 ~r a::St>a/~"l!f. r:: ~·~'!ii: ch:~~: T ...... Gte.. super ocea.o view. lge 3 $38-2914 m ex, r, n a, rp c, ...,..., Ca , •-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tomey accountaat or r -
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180 deiree view. 2Br, MAlnRe'Otall,~s:rTO &CUts.UUlpd.dH.200 ~IOdoltwra.Temll. occupallCy.927'.~l Beacb.SM-SJ..58 AfslwwbfwwllMcl lbtwnU-1PM Qrou a .000.000 +,..al
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lmmtd ottup. Call Pat aq.ft. SCbJldl'en/peAt ant. Main Rental•. 540-mo -~.e.-."f!'1a'!~. kict. olt. raias. 102'7 Valen· Br. cbhwahr. wahr/dryr TIIE EXClTINO nee.a. Approx 150 aqft. eetstovaabt.ooo•: K2~~.~ao~: Pry1D1.ed2. ~~soo mo. ""'""'"""• '""""'~ cla.~:~ lncld. Tenfti• eru. pcx>IJ, 'ALMMISAAP'TS. maiaor-..n • -,. ---------1 I bc--.:::tard· Old, funky. One oncl '-o BtdfoOm It playgrnd1. loUO/mo. MINUTES TO N PT •I MO PRE£ 1lENT_. AO&. 65IM5M 3 Br2 Ba, mlnl view, out· aU AOUll~.. 2 Br. 2 ba. Mesa Venle. Owner 5H·S837 or Bat fro SUPPl.Y SAUS
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••••••••••••••••••••••• Stearn Cleaning, lrv-rn1, 842·8233 u...a.... KINGS Carpet & Cleaning •••••• • •• ••••• •• •• ••••• custom urala -~ f"ree Est. 893-\439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ho . k' I dln·rm & hall, avg rms. &.... ._.., Co "WE DO IT ALL" F . Repom1 & ComJ>0i1ition al me. any m1 . $30. Free Otiodorant. F.ftc"""I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3561 ree J:;st Bluc:kwalls. l'fTDS l'AIMTING PATCH PLASTE~ING Sh1nulet1. lnspecUoni. I rat4'1!, will pickup Crpt repair.denea&de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU HA\IEIT READY slunip:llone . bri r k Exi>er'd. Rea:1 Rates. ••ALLTYPES•• lnsrdtlkd.Lowpnce11,rr
&de. $45-~I ---odonze. l5Vrsexp.Good All types wood & block. l'LL HAULJTAWAY HOUSECLEANING is Rcsld/Comm'I l\e1J s Fre<' Esl Call Gene Preeest. M0--0825 est830-5020or~l·5930
refs.531-0101 Free est Area refs. TlM 548-6306 Our Business Call Lie~ Bob7!I093M, 552-0458 C.pe•ttt 557·228S()r64!>-7839 Janice's Raggedy Ann~ 000.39.'>3 --------._,GARAGE SALE ads 1n Tree Service
••••••••••••••••••••••• The tastest draw in the Haubng. moving, cleanup 67~ L'-1• Pl Painting paperhangi~g. the Daily Pilot bring hap ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... S W . Cl u ·ed Ad II b g 17/ T k rinip aces anter<J cabinet refrn Jl. Lie d . .-.NI H. REMODEL & est .n Daily Pilot ass 1 s se 1 up. reewor Bn ckConcretePatlo lreeest Joe892.7694 py res_uJts.Toplaet-your Removal~. trlmm 1n ¥· Rpr . Small jobs OK Clasi.ifll!cJ Ad. Phone items. small items or Reas. rut. frtt est Have something to sell" Block Wall:; BBQ Pits · drawing card, phone prurun,1t. Cree est. Lied
Reas. 979-037\J 6't2·S6711 any item. &t.2-5678 84.2~ Classified ads do il well. Rers. Ests 641HM64 Class1f1ed Ads 642·5678 642·5678 today l'\!Uy lnaured. M2·26Z4
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Male lnsh Setter, NEED Automotive IOOKIC.Elf'IR CLERK TYPIST Trainee Electronic Supply Store G;UAIDS Jll ACCOUMTAMT I~ TAY C .M wbt . on chesl. 2 Y.rs .• ans BABYSITTING HELP New DetAll Shov needs lmmec11ate on.>nlng ror ror Insurance ARency. needs exper'd counter C-·..._ M...... P/llme. Send resume t.o · to "Brandy" Vic Lag. ONYOURSKITRJP9 hel "" al "A"•""" -~.-, _ • T S Netsovt'r$2000. Mo. Bch. 12 JO. Kew a rd. Responsible college stu· p. . usi.tant bookkeeper in Newport Bench. 64!Hl000 s esperson._...._.,,. Permanent. f)Jll & Part· ~wyer s ax erv1ce.
Idea! location. purk1nK ,.._,s :H3·7S5-870t, eves: dent will babysit your ToP wages paid. ~ng1ne corporateomces. Tustin --El El"TRO .... IC Ume. Phone & lransp re· PO Box 2802, Newp0rt r t & f JI kt h ~J Steamers eng patnters S700 Start Must havt> Cocktail Waitress ror new ~ " Beach callf 92663 or roo re.ir. u r l' en ~ ~$21i children l'venings and buff & U: h . aood, general lcnowledgl loung.•e The Brother· In "".r511!.U1• u. q 'd. Retired welcome. I ' 73 . not reahzat11111 or rull --help with housework lf1 ers po s en. up. .. rt A41 ..... 11.5" Call 54G--0274. ore hrs 10-J, cal 64$-15 .
potent1ul. owner unx 5 duklren IObl 2 yr old exchange ror room . hol1tery s~ampooeri, ol accounting. AJP, AIR. I.aw s. call ror appt a Electrorucs Mfg. has 1m·l.~C1~06ed~~W~'.!edn~esd~~a~y.:... --1--~~~~~~-ious! Gvlden Rl'lrit!vcr. male. board and access to ski d te<"k out. pick-up & de· bank reconciliation. etc 2PM840 1989 mmed openings for elec·
AC:T t1J7 4200 w.iaring chvke chain, slopes during days Call Uvery.Applyal Excellent compa n ) ..._-----_ tronir assemble rs l{aintylist wanted.~ w-tsLAalMI ICoM~T.Oh~~,m-Ncwporl Pt1n1n. call . · ~Harbor Bl.CM benefits. Non-smokers «.&.JL•.n.w.n~..a Soldering, stuffing, P/C BristolSt .. C.M.••A ---..., .,. ....
TEMMIS AMYOHE! 675-3731 or 213-273 7373 Connie.83T·9670. 645-1030 prefer red. Apply 1n CoUectloru; to$t000 board req. Xlot bene in-Apply in person. llll• med. vac.tndes for
MISSION VI EJO Collt.'Ct. LEARN P IANO TUNING pe.rsoo. No phone calls. Sales Reps $700 cl'~ med/dental insr. lo· Fafar molders & touch-up peo-
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I es son s . r c P u I r . LOST pet Cockal1cl. gray sessions at low rates. AUTO SERVICE 18002 lrvlne Blvd .. 2nd Cir Secretary I Bk pr to $750 1'hurs 9 am to 3 pm. Oise Ha tr s l YI 11 l. bu l'Y perience in boats. Apply
sportswt:ar. l'QUipmcnt. w/ycllow head in ~1c No PIANOCARE 541.0911 Tustin Irvine Per:;onnel A1o1ency Instruments. 102 Baker Newport Beach shop, to the Security Guard,
very attracti ve term~' Udo Isle & Bay !Shores. 488E17th Costa Mesa SL Costa Mesa. Ph : xlntlocaUon. 675-3385 275 McCormick. Costa
l\GT ~ ·4:!00 Re14 ard 673-9100. Male nurse. companion. J.C. 'B4NEY CO BOOKS Suite 224 642· 1470 979.5300 E.O. E. Mtl8a.
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R . r·oc:'· PERC~1~ McArthur' F'ord Rd. Real &tateSales Uuanopeningtor: MoolllClh COOK 2MD TO PRESIDENT Fash SET-UP MAM NB. Pfflme. 873-1680 & o;:ra~i:~Pex p~nl!J:~~ Durk Rray r.io 2677 LIKE MONEY? A.to.off•• M1111:.100Tt~~orp . ~:ii;~~d iEq~~~u:;~~~I ~~~~~lo~;/~~~ ~~edn~ b:.n~~ets~':.; .... 67_5-0034 __ • ------
fast. tremendous poten Lost. l>t•c. 30. altt'red Senlc~Penott needs men & women of employer Apply 1n challenging. Xlnt skJlls English & s nJ h A
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terms. chain Vic t:dM beaches •LIKE 52 OOO Experience reqwred speaking w/others & who V1d or HllCJO h•n wpm sh. 369 San Miguel office btwngam LUW AgtUBI tl37 42()() Ani. ·s t o .. Eu~le" • , Outstandlngcobenel1ts are bored w/the average 36lCUH Dr. LaRuna Dr.N.B. Su1te200. Airporter lnollotel
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nng. in Robinson's, you today. New trammg poi:ntments. Work w/one Restaurant, 3010 llarbor Westsa1I Corp. has an HOST/ representative to show l'"ashtun Isl ltt'~ard. program w guaranteed ,., ... A most popular & 81 d C ., apt.s & handle leasing ar· ..,. u n:: v osrn., esa 1mmed. vacancy Cor t!X· t.s 1 dl d aJ 496-1667 E\!• Collect $ 2 . o 0 o per mo n l h successruJ producu oo · · rangemeo · n vi u ~dit1nR sel!retary le HOSTESS t .._, <>Uno to or .. MAKl::Ol-'1-'t:H' mini mum i n come. AYON themarkettoday.Anin-Cooks.Experbreakrast& workinbu:;yst.ockroom mus ucWu " w"'
Harv (2131272-42-l9Col P'enonah 5350 Fastest growing com-expenslve product wbo·s lunch. Apply m person, Must have at least l year Ne e d 1 n d 1 v 1 du a I wta~ble'a~hed&Ulhae. Salve !~aepx
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NETS2000MONTll CallAlcohol Helpline that guarantee11 your WiffMMltGlvlncj Work In a youthrul, Sleepy Hollow Lo. Lag Should be !Jmrliar p/lime 1nclud t n g C all 64 .. 3319
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w prkng all a round. PREGNANT? help" 1s our motto R...._,Job! have fun while you earn ble. Please call Ms. C4111644.3319 THllRVIHlCO.
Perl. setup lr•r family Caring con fidentia l ~S.:Se call today for de· Let AVON show you how top pay. You receive a Male orc~~e over 18 McDonald. 549·9711 for 9AM 'UINOON 5SO Newport CtrDr operation. l..Jvmg 'lrtrs counseling & rt'ferral. Id & guaranteed salary + ex-k h . more Information. THE IRVIHi CO. Newport Beacb atlach'd. So Or.: Co Abort'1on, adopt1·on & 63 I ·2246 to bul run your own tremely liberal com· lpeorso"'.onr n1g ts. Apply in EQuaJ ()ppor Employer Good terms . i\i.tcnt k~':/ji'n" business. Control your mission & bonuses. Con· T S.'iONewport CtrDr
4.00 """ ., own hours. own income. ts •-th · D-' -0 F""CTORY HELP Newport Bear h 751-1 Al ARE 547_2563 __ tes "'o er mcenuves. .. -"" 0 E 1 .~~,..-,i..~·~-t·;~-To find out about this Xl nt adva n cemenl 1720Superior CM. We haveopeningsinan Equal ppor mpoyer LEGAL Sect'y,pa.rt·tlme
IHR/WIHETJ>.V. SH•RON'S ~ chall(mging earning OP· possibiUUesror bothmcn all girl dept Salaryopen1---------1 w1at leasl 5 yrs exper
NETSS2000 MONTll * A * 4 ;r:t~f portunity Call S40-704l or &women. COOKS WAHTED w/some exper .• bul will Housekeeper wanted • w/gcnerul practice. Hrs
Nt1wly remodeled beau-OUTCALL MASSAGE •1•1••-1.enilh 7·l3S9 Lunch/dinner s hltt t rain Xlnt com pany livc·in. Room, board & to be a r ranged tor ty. Busy llll the lime 4W.1224 We're here to help! No exper. nee. You re· p/Ume. Ma Barker's, 212 benefits small salary Spanish mutual convenit'nct1 ~e:dt f~ll f.~~.0·/l.~'::i; '1li E EXP ERIENCE.. ~ EC U R I T y M A N BABYCARE. Aflernoon, f:!r:~ll ~~ ""c~~e ~~~~ E. 17th St , Co6ta Mesa D.ttro.ic C0t1> speaklng OK. 2 children 6,_76&-_7_17_1_· ------
751·1400 Adult motel. Closed w/CaliC. hcenst!. Clean. 20 bra wk. References morning or eve. hrs. On-COUNTER WOMAN 929 labr, C.M. & 8· Call eves. 9'10-0t75. LEGAL SECRETARY •
clrcwt TV For Reserva-reliable. expr'd, lookil\fl please. &44-589t aft 5 pm. ly 10 min. by f'wy. from 11 AM to 2PM, Mon lhru 54S-Ooi03 ~~re~da, Anaheim For N . 0 . I aw o f c .
MoMytoloaft 5 0 25 tions.IWS-3967 ror day shitt em ploy-Babysitter in my home. 2 all surrounding com-Sat. Apply a t St ax FACTORY WORKERS ~rateexper helpfuJ.
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•KAREN'S * E d 1 I 2·6. M F 613-4439. )'OW'Self to al least in· CM. ha rdwor king ractory LIVE-LN Legal Secrela""' traa.oee xper remo e er. w vestigate this unusual Ir. !tin t ·i OUTCALL MASSAGE tools & rers seeks Babysitt er. mature oppor . Contact Renee COUPLE on Soc. Sec. U> wor er.s w1 g o grow Must have local refs & or up to I yr exper . 6PM 2AM SJlj-1780 homeowner. l'Of'ltractor. woman to supervise Rossi 833-8098 movelnt.oourhome&re-w ith new compan y . ood d . . d Stro ng typing man·
spec roe work. By hr or 12-5:30. most afternoons. • · c1eve board. rm & sat. Some job• for el(per g riving recor · datory. S.A. Attorney.
•IOIT10M Job Forms. root1ogs. 2 children ages s & 4. B O R E I> H OME . fortaJtlogcareolcouple riber glass m en, i o · Smaba •• _uramlly.pvt room& 558-9432
Counschng & Referrnl frammg, dry wnll, rinish, Must have own traoap. MAKE RS! Unlimited in their 80's 547 Tustin terv1ewing Mon. Wed. ua. i---------
t>n:g. lest a' :iii 14·kncJ!> decks & P covers. ext 645-!253 Oppor. ror personal & Ave. NB. Ph 5413-4198 Fri .. btwn 8·l2 only. 11111U.~~1-..:64:4~8=4~3S~or~833=~·94:;10~..l·--~~-----l4 HrHelplineS47·9495 t.Ue & bnck work. Steve financial reward without Wh1tt1er, Bldg 8~13 Lib
•SPIRlnJALREADER ~ Babysitter. refined lady u crirtc ln g fam ily ~T DIRECTOR ex-Costa Mesa o r call Housekeeper. Part Ume. rary
"'·ti , , _...,. U> care for lnfant 2 day1 res;r:ibillUes. l'\!IJ or per d ror new Tennis 646-8244 64.S-0681 or let 645-1874 We need ener geli<'.
r u y...,cen~ Hou.seelearung, rea&Oft&· wk m y h o me. Own / 1 'l' Club. 536·8832 ask for ..iftft•ou a r tic ulate p eo ple l8L$5 EI CaminoReal ble. reliable. ref 's, tranap.644-8524 . P me 58 es posi ions Sandyor Tonyor842·7747 Gardenlng/Malnteoance. ·--.~ mes. SanC.iemenle f'or appt I Aft "'P M open to men or women. f\ill time NpBch Xlnt E p E 'R wtdynamlc personalities G -11())4 . 492.7296 ~!t!oome. 0 'Bachelor Father need• For intervw call Mrs. DAY HELP wanted, Hrs work'gcorKt Must.be ex· H O~S EK E • that we can train to ln-
P/Ume baby1llter ror 3 Ho bkirk, SS7·t041. llam·3pm Mon thru Fri. per hard worker & have ~/~me~ppll'. M'::,~ ~~.:e~~r1J>'t.':f: l~
MASSAGE ......:.w..e.ct 7100 yr old d au g htu. <L-2SO> AU positions o~n i m-refs. Call Robert Grim-c!m:r St C~ta::;a. Arizona. Work 6 hrs a
AGUIE MODELS ::•••••••••••••••••• Enrolled tn pre school , m ed. Wend y s Old mick. 642-5735 (bel lOam ----·------1 day, perm. In our omc~ Ad lnl u ldwould Uke her toatay IOYSANDGlllLS Fashioned Hamburgers, &uam only.) HOUSEKEEPER near 0 . C. Airnl\rt in ESCORTS m stra ve home 8 day or 2 per wlr.. 2640 S. Bristol Sl, SA. ·""
OUTCW.OtilLY Bualoes~t:i-a' mo'a 8 Would Uke30meone wlth ~~c~8~e~~~t ~0rU:!s ~'}Deliveryma n for LA G~s~R:!'a~;,:~~~~: ~!~e~~~~~sl:ed:;mr!: ~;b!:!~n~:~a~!~ :!: 611-3'11 hrday S893io ll085mo cartoslt ln mybome ln Laguna Beach. Must be Times home dellv. No t vpe, de pendable & quire F/tlme live-In. por.tormen&women t.o · · N w p t . C a I I J I m 1 n -1 Dri I h A" b SICOMDTRUST +Cringe benefll.11. Sb no Raymond 6'2·'7840 d.ys· at least 10 years old. soUciUng or collectinR. mature. Work weeknds. ""'s n~. v ng. s OP· ma . ..e as muc money as Rl.l .. AXlNG MASSAGE wpm,typmgllOwpm.Ap-MO-Sl345eva • Phone 642-4321, ask for Ecooo. car req'd . Adults Call Newport Dunes ping. etc. Call IU6·2239 you desire while retaJn.
DIR)LOAHS ftoh J ames Lie. Masseur ply district ofc. w auna · Cin:ulaUon. only. 2 Hrs per day. 644--0510. aftS. ing an xlnt base salary.
Sl0.000 maximum Com Outulla9-9. 494-5111 Beach Unih ed School BANKlNG IOYS ,..,DGIRLS West m /II B a r e a . HOUS.,.KEEPER want-Perm. Politioa.s a'vaila· ~ve rah!» lor l(oocJ -Olslrict oorore 1/13177 TB.Liil An 638-0126 GeneraJ Office "' ble. Advanceme nt to credlttppl1<'1mti. • rALM READER• 10 to lS years . Earn ADYIERTISIHG DEPT ed. llve-ln for elder ly managerial posit Ion MOIUNSllALTY '20readlngrorsto A/llCCLIRI( Exper. pref'd . Apply la Christmas mooey -S20to DEUVERVBOY Req's accurate typing gentle men In Leisure available. Work eves or
. rn.st.11~nt & future Exper'd typing & post· pe"'°'1, Matineu Sav· S40 per week selling sub· Freeway Auto Supply SO+ wpm, able to handle World. CallSlll&-9073 momlogs. For personal * 494-1057 * __ Lir l:?tllli9<"1350 ing. Sm all co. Good l ngs & Loa n ' lS 15 Kripc.ioos to the Dally 26?.42 Ave~.Parkway details, work under mln Interview contact: Ms.
--Property Analysis for benefit s Newport WeatcUl!Dr,N.B. Pilot. Transportation Musion Vic1o4~lOO supervision. Duties in· INDOOIPLAMT Rosai833-8098.Time Ll!e LOANS 9% divorce or bankruptty Marine Engineering. 897 Equal Oppor Employer provided. ~o deliveries DELIVERYMAN ror ear elude typing ad copy, SALISPEltSOH U braries, Inc. Equal Op-,...__ .. _ ... TD•--· No cost or oblrgation W iethSt. N.B. 645-3632 BANK or collecting. Phone ly morning L A. T1met1 memos. corr es P " EXPERJE NCEI> por. Employer
--.,_. Rul Estate Network. Coolt T T&LHS & 535-'712 route. No collecttng. 2VJ various reports, phone F/time Tbun thru Sun.I~~~~~~~~~
FairfstTt'nnnlncel949 C..11891-1375 a~~reer M'l'~ed ..OOfOPIRATOR IOYSANDGIRLS IJrsdaUy.546-4481. ~o~~!/~~1r:.~u41o:S~ Coot.act Judy, Roger's Lie. lndscp u cbltect. 64= ~~°"'I I Nl'ed Models for FREE Ebl'rgetic ~-7M8 Ex~ence Required Mission Viejo • El Toro DEN T AL E it p 'd Birch St. N.B. (Near Gardens,64()..S800. Primary bck&md ln de-.
supervised haircuts at Aaeodate Rep ~z.ens ~ankof areu. Earn your own Orthodonlc Asst. wanted. 0 .C. Airport). ~ developmeot f& t:·
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Pnvek party will bl.lY
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Richan.I Ouellett.c Salon 11 oa OYH osta eaa ~y selling subsc~p-Top pay for right person. Industrial maRl nagemRoeo.t. •
every Tues. ul iPM 200 (7141 m-4200 UOol aflerscbool. For tn· C M 54&-5170 G irt Fridcw MEW YEAR· ~ct,,.__chard y, (714) N~Center f>r. N.U HODPH. MIC Aa1t for Glorta. 9am·lpm rormation.ca0 830-0913 -·-· -------1 Sales Dept. Ex pe r ......_.
only. Equ al O ppo r DIHTAL ASSIST AMT helpful, type '5-50 wpm. MEW JOB F.qual()pPor Employer
6 I J•CI• .. •/ ,., 11 I lb I ..... ,,........ EXOTIC GllLS
Massofe & Modeling Oulcal Only $42·3100
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L•U1'-d SlOO PE 0 P L E . r LAY
••••••••••••••••••••••• CARDS• New duplicate
LOST, Sm. brown Poc,dle, bridtic 5tudlooffors 2 dai·
N&me "C()('(,.', Reward. ly sessions. Sr. Clliiens
H.un&.'g Harb.~ 1419 play ror Sl.00 on Thurs et 11. Lesaoos also offered.
O RANG E COAST
BR10GE CLUB, 1"5 E.
19th St. C. M. $48-3302
If you're lKlW to OrangE Einp&oyer Breakfast cook part lime. Chalnide, full Ume, X· ~clency w/llgures, 10 L ....... •11·•0
rtlu d'-sa .oo p e r br. T h e I Yft-~ c;o ... temp0r& " .. ~n· Beauty Be achcomber Coffee r~ certificate, nee:.' cy add necessary. n-WOMIM-MIH Chu1e Nurse• Medi~
ta.owng your educ~t1oa, STYUST ""-., ... -8475 talaryopen.M2-6880 form al office Coata -........ -.. tlonlc F /tlme . Apptv : recently dlach •rged ..,...,.. • .,.... Meea.CallBeverly No.3, '-"-~ 1
from the service or for Booth rental available ln C L E RK I n H • 8 . Dftta1 Aath._. aft. lOAM. M5-S800 Par Superior . 1441
any reason seek.Ing tem · BalboaPenlnsbop.Adjct drugsto~. p/Ume. Ex· needed tor very busy ·-------•I ASSEMBLERS Superior Ave, N .B. porary or career employ· to new Hughes Mkt on per. not neceas. 847·2563. IJ.l'OUP specialty practice. 642·.34lO
meot consider Ulla uni· Udo. Lots of new traffic-=--------Gd oppor for right girt. GIRL fRIDAY INVENTORY LVH"S,P/TIMI
queoPi>or Yl>U can earn It prlt'g. Call 673·5911 &1-------•I Only expcr'd need apply. 7·3:00" 3-11:30. Medfoa.
· 49U-m1 C EllS No n ·s m o k er . C all GIMllALOHICI P•CKAGERS L M tionl, Treatment.JS. Hunt· Sl"'8WlllC 11.AUTYOPR 1_644_-0585 __ . _____ 1 Full-Ume. Pcrmuent COLI.ATER$ lnatoo BH ch Con v.
Ba.ect 00 your produc· No follow. noc. Exper INVENTORY Demal Assist. Chalnlde, ~~Pn~·a:d'\:rm:~fue;!: O Hot~ \8811 .li1orida st. Reward. Off whl th4HY
dog, med sbe. Lost on
New Years Eve. HArbor
View IUlls area. 644·$859
t I v ll y . Com m + _pne_'_d_. Ca_ll_84$_·l_~__ l Day AaaiJnments LJ.r..., mopeln n~~~~ H.B. li te book keeping. s h INSPECT RS l.;;;;iHBiiiiiiiii;. ;;iiii~;;16jjjiijj' ;jjjiiiiii;,;jjjiiijj;;;;. ••lM 6lrfs incentives & extra pront Beauty Ju 18.&AM to2PM 1-------1 -"-----1 helpful. Must have ex· DRIVERS ~~ T~ R"""' RD "' sbaring bonu.s.Ontbejob ........ ., .......... $.. 1UOPerhou.r ~•L •ss.. celle ot t e le ph o n e Day.WeM·Montb LVN ~~-r.nJ ASI ..-or Would llke t o m eet training. Trem endous ,._...,...,C lliVlr-""'s 1•• 1·•1 CALI.TODAY! 1'"'c'H"':'il~SIDl1 penooality. Salary open. Or' -·er .., ,...,.....,, ma e ameee gentlemen for day or eve potentia l to r each • oemet. c a H I r · ""' PhooeForApllOintmenl It's Voo~k>n Weelmda 7·3. X1m worit-
Seal Point. diuppearcd fun.53$-6363 supervisory & manai e· Exprprd.MZ.elMNwpl ~8~ office • F.xper'd only.Sbortwork Betw~~..,!•PM you~p•y 1.ng~4rbeneftu. Ill Olympic Ol'. & In· ---------i ment Po$1Uona. Muat be1_Bcfl ________ 1 wtc. Benefits. Busy prac· ~~'" _.,.' ~ It••=_, ~~ Ln. 11·9· Jan 4· • vt:,-.!• penonable 4' ambhloua. Beauty over load uce. H.B.962·a438. COIPOUTIOH WIPAYYOUI ea...
,..._,......_ !allor a PPolfttment only u.._1 • ....,..1ST •--------'tl1W.l7tb8tfeel CaUOrCo1Mln1'oda1 Otova...a.....•..a
LO ST · F N I n I ••••n••••••••••••••••• ... ruu~• ,., 557.006 1 B,.'!_~&!;al2 lfilf 4 .. ir---Scbnauier. g r•r . Nr . ~& with F ollowlalJ. New JntervlewHrsN:30 DINTALRICIPT. ................ ~-Deb_ (213)~
0 10. M.V. 810·2754 ......... 7005~~~~5~lt~·~l~l~l~J~~~l~~~a...,.~lo~,'!_.~N-•_w_po_r_t_a_c_h_. 3723 BlttbSt,N.8 . ri~ ~,~,rl~ae:ei;,~n~h~~· 645-1101 SIEJRJ.vtl4c4ES1 REWARD ••••••••••••••••••••••• _...,....,. 1~~~~=~~==~b~~;;;;;~~~~1u••D W eel Se IJ t •---------Send res u m e c o · """ ant • ac f
1-'0UNI> fem ah411&Y dOg ldN. TRAIM ,;~MEN I~ Ousilied ad no. 813. c/o Motel, 1861 So. Coast
approx 3.:llbl. Ollr. w /'fbl. I.._ -..DI.aft. Lit• for busy 11r111e otc. Daily Pilot, PO Box tSeO. GUARDS W AMTIO Hwy· WI · Dc:b. 494-489a
Baker. Fairview, C.M. TW-ow'.......... "-MUil be e.xper'd ~well F•' lal ....... n Coata Meaa.caur. 92626 P/time wJrntt.. lrv\ne . IMSUIAHCl/Sdy MAN. ~r'dtodetlver. m.acm c.c.K CLASS for Ad Action quallfted. Phooe aA 7pm, 1111 lllfL.1¥ DISHW ASHIA Anabclm. Afe 21 "ovQr. ""' • Ca ualtY .\&f'Dcy tnllall m~ J~ancea. --------NATION·WIDt':JOB 751·~. Mature me n prcl 'd. ~at Unea Full time. Mutt b e LOST maa·a blk wallet & l'LACEMENT Call I f'all I Over ta, full or p/Ume. Unllorme film. Car " n ........... _ lftlu:tance t :f: d bl .... pocket oraanlur, lef\ at ASSISTANCE B 0 0 K K ! E PER .,.. App t y , 0 r l n d e t pho n e nee. Apply ._...,., 1 rooa. • D • e .. ~ booth, corner GOOD JOB f'lehars• ,...ta.uranl ex· R411iht Plllt Ru t aurant. UOO W. Unlverea l Protec:\lon OlrMadM.ar MJrt Sat Q'S. Frinte J>IW:~at. ':..~w°a~: OP~=iws Dltf Plllt ~~\·=~~Im _, =·;~t Hwy, r.::~A~ r~t::'vi~~,~~~~~~~~~I ~apAppUancea I
_54G-G __ 10_0e_n_nll ____ , I A IT IM 0 IR S .VIS(I =of We1tmlnater. AD-VISOR one Store Cluk, .4() b.ra, Jtl . P 'o: 30 · n o on & IMSUIAMCI l.815NQW1>0rt Blvd.CM
LOST: abp. brown SCHOO&. ~'2 5&J8 <JntJ wkndtl Prefer ex 1-l-:»-4 __ :30p_,__m_. ___ ... GROUPHJttU.'nf 548-"IVtO
mini fem. le, bllnd. uoe £. 11\b St., SA V't • m.t. ldle lt•nu with a 642-5678 per' ln eand)'. t.obacco, Trllde your old ttutl for a..AlMS EXAlmf ER T ry a D au 1 p ll 0 1
R e war • 18th Ir 8'4-lillO 1~~~~~~,~~~ Dlill1P\1ctCl ... 1t1eclAd.1._ _______ l)boto. Pleu e call Mr. aew 1 oodlca wlt b 1 EQt:AUu.stl,r Cla.tlledActtobu,,.,1
Aaabetm.CM.04t-.,.. Sd9oolaOoulTo Cout •. MWeT9. •• ~l&WMT a...un.dad M2..se1'8 SalarJoe>o.PtllSG-l'm ot~aonM!Utlna.
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MAMJFACTURING CO ~~~ SALES &,p~ your lDeotnl!' Http W..ted 71 00 Dogs 1040 r... ..._. 1050
.-, a.mbltlou. produc· SPORTSMINDED SICllTAaY Exec:. nda part Ume All ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
tlon work('r, advance· ilrll £SJAJ£ Said opportunity. Earn AOMIMISTIATOl ao Sal. open&45"lut! Women. 2S 4' oldtr to Cidden Retnever mah~. l 1tc baby armolre. Sl~.
mmt Potenllal. 1.1.00 hr. 111111. 115 to '18.000 1.1& yr Na· Oen rmt offlee ror life S ~rk for Hous..:leanlna yr w1pepera. Must hnd 1 W Oval red t\11. p , tau •
sta11.Call64222:56 CONDO CONYEISlllt Uool.l1&1eenrmtffkln1 b MORT c•u Tocher-Pre-l'hool SYS. Top s. id hra bme 842-tl803.M2·2&49 aod.lrona, 125. redwood f ,..._ c mem er· • .. l't!rtlf1c11te or niwr 12 50 61~ (..., •-) ,..Lio Ubl" *-MAT UR F. WO MAN person or v••na: o prefer pension eatate rhr~8820 Jl!in1ature S chnauzer -...u-., ..-"'·-·
Pi li me to w•lcome ~IAUST a~::nl~hellet~~I ~~~t plannln~ uper ~eed pe X·RAYTECllNOLOOIST f>Upplea AdofableAKC. 3,_8'M7...__49 ______ _
newcomers & contact KU, . ~rtw Lib<'r•I comm typing. dktllt1on 11k1lb & Telephone Sales.:irl. & 1Fem11lrJ Needed for mal01. 2 rern. Reuooa Pl~ bedtm aet &j(),
merchants. flc>.abl~ brs Jt you have sub6tantiaJ experience in Semi annual bonus pleau nt ttdl!'pho ne Outside Saleei Rt'p for radiology office located ble 083 ~13 atfU. llCA 25" color TV $100. N~ car. hte typing all phases of condo conversion and are Prof it aharin IC x Int peraonatlity ~nems & gourmet roods. Pitlmc ln NB. Must be ARRT & MS-1844Aft 4pm. $C7·~. pren~ .. ..,, to become v1·ce n..-,·dent of be n. flt ~ • t· k ia u e ~Slll~a.ry~ope~~n~. 613~-fl087~~~1 Mu.,t be salcs onentt.'d CRT. "2·6"4 for appt. ,...... to Y•
.,-.. 11;'-1 Cl~ ~-" • (;8117:51·1893 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~H•MIC d · din with .-n:v1ous !la cs exper. 2
5"' "" 3 ynamac, e:xpan g company Yrs college pref'd c1111 T L S... Don't drop the ball ! Get a Spayed rem cat. 3 )'NI. •orldng or not. <'ht!clt spectacuJar growth in the investment Sunday l 7, ull day Mon SICRIT AaY I N pnotM s. iob with a low co:st Dall1 Perlect for single person.
thaa xlol opportunity field (Salary & profit sharing), Write d11y, usk ror Mr. Oort, •tc.-.ONIST R.I!:. Uc req. Work from l>llot Clau~fh:d Ad. ~. Automobiles. Class A lie " _... your home setUng appt! Phone&42·5678. ---------req 'd. S400+ per wk Don Berman. Presid ent . QUAIL <714) 883·0519 or Mr. For real eatate co. near for our sales s taff ........ 1oso1---------
pc>ulble for good mun. PLACE PROPERTIES, 1400 Quall SmaU (802) 341..oeeo. O.C. Airport. Congenial Salary, Commission & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ptain Nemo Waterbed
Front end align exper.. Street, Newport Beach. s•• •s TRAIHll atmosphere. Good skU11 Bonus+Ho1p1talliation MlrdtmdfN Ulde·a·Brd. coat '390. KJna 1lze, 2 mos old, tW\ I l -req'd.~mo,833·9293. benefl\11 for t'-0 rl"'hl ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL ..,75. call dellv"'r, makeorr.96(}.U93aftS. eups, c ec. exper c r To sell supply Items to ""' "' .......... 1005 .,. "'
Call 581-8761 ~~ super mkt chains & pre· SIClt!T ARY penon. <213>872· l«2 ....................... SM 4790 Bdrm set. 5 pc. $800 value.
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mlum users. Some travel Good typist, Ute bkkpng T.tetype Operotor I BUY 2 mirrors. 2 nl&ht stands , , T'""'"g •-1"~urance ex· Y-1-W•ted 11oou..a..w..w 7100 Involved. Salary com· 1 Girl ore. N.B. Call u t d d Wonderland ** ** (l)9drawerdresser.Uke n•-· .,. "" ._..., .. ....,. men•ura te w /ability. •~"-2888.. mil ure person nee e "'---" "•ed Fumtt"-•· new. Sl75. 673-1148. perience reqwred. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .no . fM stock brokerage firm Of A. ti I uuuu ...., '"'"' ..
49S·l060 9am to noon ....--~ ----_______ ......__, (714)631-0700. In Newport Ctr. Telelype ft QYe5. J\ppllancu-OR l will Wblte KeJvlcat.or, auto
wkdys. ~-----.---.---~ ~ c:11:•usTRESS SECRETARIAL exper. nee. Good fnniie U UOE warihouse sd.lorSELLforYou. derroat wtrreezer, $90. ll MANAGEMENT .-..... G e n e r a I o f f I c e beneflta. 644·2«2. crammed wlth over SOO MASTERS AUCTIOH Yellow vinyl recliner Men, perm. p/Ume ror LA : Young uperienced to responslbilltiea. Division music boxes. olckelo· '46-168' &llJ..t6JI chair w/olloman· $80 Times home dellvt>ry 1n work In aall loft.Pattlaon sales dept ...... • '"'""S deon plat>OS clttua or • •
Newport & Costa Mesa. Vi ce President opening exists for ag.. Sa.Ul>eslgn642·S6'75 ROSAN.INC. Full &hrt-Tlmc gans. wail clocks: SAVE! J AN. SALE. New ~alU:30
Must have dependable gressive Apartment Management pr<>-2901 W. Coast Hwy, NB Bra~h ofc seeks bondo 1irandfatber. clocks. Ir uHd Curn, appl's, 5· Wood Table w/leaf. 4
<'at & be reliable. S27Sto fessional. Must have managed over S£CRBARIES F.qual Oppor Employer ble tellers. Ex~r. pre· fascinaUng antiques. !"DiK. Wilson's Bargain matcblng chrs. $75/ ofr.
S3SOmo.MB-1740. 2000 units, be ready to move up to I'd. Contact Hilda Tcr· Ovcr$l.OOO.OOO Worth Nook.2Slores-MS &8J.4 Pb~!llS35 Presidency of company quickly and S700to $1200 Mo. SECRETARIES ranove (714>644·7255 Amencan lnUrnaUonat w. 19th, c.M. M2·'1t30 a.1--------
Mgrnt Tme, perm. Earn have a following. Salary plus profit Many Co's Need LA based subsidiary has Western Federal Savings Galleries; l802·T KeUer· 548-32162 W. ~'J:1~.w~·1:;~ller sharing. Our staff knows of this ad. Eml)l~~~r:~~Az;Fea ~cilitl~%1~t~0M:!:. ~44 ~·~ut~wy.1CdM ;~1~~··<>!!~1 ~~~er'i; Man'a valet chalr. Submit resume to: Ad #812, Daily Uz Reinders Agency 3 Positions avall. AJl re· ua Por mp oyer Sal. 9 AM t.o4 PM. Visit! $S. MODEL Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, C.M., Ca. 92626 40208ltthSt.Stel04 quire accurate typing Antq Mahogany vanity. :M0-2Z19after5p.m.
NewportBeach 833-8190 skills of ss+ wpm, TRUCK Fem for •P• & pool ad ~----~~----~ Call for Appl/Es tab ·ss transcribing machine ex· Best offer. Call ~13 6 Pc Uv Rm set. C!Ont.em·1---------vertising, gd pay. Call per .. good organization. DRIVER a.ft4pm. po butcher blk arm 1,IM!..-..K
645-53S3; res M2·32'.Y7 or HlfpWClllted 7100 .W,Wallfed 11001•--------1 Min. 2 yn recent exper. CHARLES WALLACE mustaell.499-4430 •••••••••••••••••••••••
548-6836. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SECRETARIES Apply National Systems F.11-tf"", ,...,..Mtlt ANTIQUES Inner Space king •lie For Sale: 2 ponlea & show
MOTOR ROUTE PEOPLE PERSON RECEPTIONIST Corp .. 4361 Birch St, N.B. ~"' Whlset.othetrade. water bed, heater & quarterhorse.
'"-"y P1I"" d•·ltvcries 1n E.x~ n--"'s p/t1me as f~ small sailboat fto. in (NearO,C. Airport> 1"" .. ,io.. for drlv~ 18430 BandiUerClr. vibrator. '175. 675-:r772 C.11847·1091. va.u "" "' ..... """" .. ,. • leyland Laboratories has with rece ttt ta· f\ VI 962 Newport Beach. Monday IOC in whsle supply. Fut S. E. Santa Ana. Bkkpng immediate openings for Sect'y/Recept for small ~ CMtd atld n Y ·4665 4 Pc Walnut Bdrm set. Rare Offeri-tbrough Friday art er ly cnpltahzed 673·2223 . & secretarial skills re· ad m i n I s t r a t I v e N.8. Law Firm. Good Y'"' ·tftCt v ~ 80 IO Beautiful ronditlon. ....,,
noons plus Salun:lay and -q'd. S560 to SS50 mo. Send secr eta ries. a nd tn· skiHs, minimum 2 yrs Claas I II~. ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·7145 ne:r :~~ks:~ 0 ~u8!1:~ Sunday mornings. Gross resume c/o Ms. Mazzeo. tervlews are presently general ori: exper. Com· pa a 1 co"' pa" y REFRIGERATORS . ced rtd
$325 per month. SSO cash 1810 E. Borchan:I. Santa being conducted to fill pen s a l 1 on Com · r!:;~~:I. licellnt WASHERS-DRYERS Murrey Pool Tbl .. cuat. 7 ~~lllty. 'Z~~~65 ~~ depoeit required. Phone PHONE SALES Ana, Ca 9'.1705 them. These positions re· mensurat.e w /skills & ex· Reconditions· Repros & SoCa, Gibeon Refrtg. & 642_3471 642-4321, ask for Jim quire strong secretarial per. Paula, 752·5522. Frgt Damage. Guar/DeJ. Sep. Fir. Much more. ---------
Parksincirculat1on. ::!ien~r ~:~~fe.P1~o1~l:· Receptionist experience._ Applicants Security Applicaffolts 29 vrs ln OrangeCo. 644-0927.644-1621 Jew.try IO?O ---------1 yearsofage Guaranteed for high class beauty mustbeprofacientlntyp· Need a RELIABLE •c~--.i&.t DU..,.LAP'S Beautifu1sofa&loveaeat, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Hww/C-ion. salon. Ex per. not nee. lug and shorthand. Ex· GU AR 0 . h C 1 f "" -,.·--"" Earth tones, lnJald wood ~·~· wages or commissions Must bave good rers. 40 cellent communication ., wit . a 1 • Moa....,. ft-L l81SNewport Bl. CM game set w/matchlns WANTED
Strong and capable or 250 East 17th Street, Hr wk w/paid vac. Regas skills and the ability to license. Expenenced. 9:00o.a to 3:00 p.111. CALL548·7780 server. corr-table. ~aJll TOP CASH DOLLAR caring for pleuant semi-Suite O. Costa Mesa . Beauty Salon, 3333 s. WOTk Independently i.s a clean. reU~ble. looltlng ""' ..
invalid . Cook. lite betweenS.00&8:30p.m . Bristol.So.Coast Plaza. must.Formorelnforma· for day sbif\. Gd refs. Maytag Oas Dryer, lale unH . Herculon or PAID FOR YOUR
bsewrk. live In, nice at· 646-4223. lowerlevelnearMayCo. uoncall: Call551~ Orplaoee md.J iiso. Kenmore Gas naugabyde BOia & lov· JEWELRY. WATCHES,
mosphere. 54$-5067 btwn Equal Opportunity Apply in person an lPM. (7141540-591 I Dryer $7S. Kenmore cas eseat. Wing back cut ART OBJECTS. GOLD.
6-7 pm. Employer Cathy Ferryman s..lot-Secretary Dryer $45, Kitchen· Aid velvet chairs. Kng or Qn SILVER SER V l C E .
RECEPTIOHIST (714)540-5000. Ext 207 Mature, expr necessary. DELLY Portable Dishwasher sz bedroom sulte wltb FINE FURN & AN· "---~u St proficiency w /figures. $150. Ouartdel 546-8672 a rmolre. mattresses. TlQUES. 645--2200 HURSES AIDES ---------1 ....,..., .. "" on exper. a· Informal ofli~e Costa ---------1 patio lable, Oak 4' glass
Exper. pref'd. Will train PRINTING ble. O.C Airport area. HYLAND Mesa. Call Beverly No 1. FOOD CO. Stove, gu. Modern wbt table. LamPI. Xlnt cond. U...tock 1075
if nee. Park Superior PRESSOPERATOR Res. 968•7465• Bus MlOAM,645-5800 17172CartwriqhtRd dbl oven. $1SO. Wht 554-4760 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Con v . Hos P . 14 4 5 Prerer exper. on Solna _540-_2&42 __ .______ LABQRlJQRIES 1 ._ Calif dshwahr S30. Full kitch ftea, Morgan mare. broke
SuperiorAve N.8 . J.2S.single t'olor. 4 Day RECEPTIOMIST ft Service Station Atten· " • • cabinets & counter tops Chair &ottoman$40,drop to rlde & drive. blk k ood b f. 3300 u .. land Ave dant, ex3er'd. Day & • .,..673-1148 leaf table ISO. walnut r!ade Morgan gelding, Huls""" •IDES w .. g co ene its. Fash Isl Financial Serv. ..., E Fu •-ti A F.quaJ OPPortunity _., A .. 6,_-. luff baJr W ~-Apply National Systems nrm. Recept/Secy. front Costa MesaCaUf92626 ves. .,.p/ me. P· ---------1 ~.-.oven c: ng. estern (714) Exper'd, Good benerits. Corp ~-1 e •-bc• NB f p~ly Shell StaUon, 17th & employer M/F Refri&, FF, Frlgidiare 17, $3S, swag lampe (.2) $35 338-1011
.. ....., u-. "'' · · desk. Ex-r. Res r-'d. l NB ·--------1 ..,..,,. LJke + Bar W bt •--b tools 1---------Bayvtew Conv. Hospltal. <NearO.C. Airport.) Type 60 ';pm, 369 ~San Equal Opportunity/ e, . · _,.., new. pr, rg uvu a.rs •
205S Tburin Ave. C.M. -------''----'---I Miguel Dr. N.B. Suite AlfirmaUve Servll'e Station Atten-UTOTIM refrlf,$50.~Z703 please call 6'5-'1857 .rt ~ •• _. 1010
642,,3505. PRODUCTION 200, Action Employer dant, exper'd. Full o RETAIL CLERKS 8lcycle. 8020 6pm. •••••••••••••••••••••••
.... URSES •tDES i---------~~~~~~~~~~! part.lfme Apply Arco Wanted. OpPortun1t1es ••••••••••••••••••••••• Klngslze round bed, $75. Moving: Matt/bx aprg " "" RECEl'TIONIST Station. 17th & lrvlne, for advancemenl avail. USED. REBUILT & or best offer. Call S7S. 2 eor tbl/m.at end 7
Eam-Jpm &f'dllp~·7a'!1. WORKERS N.B law Cirm req's In· SECRETARY CM. ()pen.lngs In C. oata Mesa. Guaranteed. J\11 types, <213)870·5666 days or tbls, marble toJ>,1, lamps,
xper. pre • wi train tel ll gent. v er sa tile Anaheim, Garden Grove parts, repaln . Trade-ioa <714)549-9439 after & 7:30 desk. sofa+ misc furn. mature person w/ap. We st Coast largest person to handle recep· S EWI NG M >\CRIN E &Westminster.' accepted831·2101 evesQnly. 646-4547 Utwe for posltloo. Mesa fumlture manufacturing lion & various ofc duties Immediate opening ror OPERATORS. lmmed. 642 7702 r---------Ven:le Conv. Hosp, 661 i'ncludlng phon-. typing. secretary w/mln 3 yrs of· openings nr 0 C ·"~rt • •NEW-USED BIKES• Ce t.e St C M company needs skilled "'" fice experience & ability · · ,.... ""' · ---------n r • · · Production Workers with mail etc. Accuracy & to work independently. ~~.BB IN SAILS. Waitress, Food/Coc:kt&lls. Buy· Sell· Trade _________ ,experience in case goods neatness necess. Xlnt Must be pleasant. well .....,.....,_ Apply a rt 4pm, Blue PS~ate&boR~~rs.
bl d i bene.Call644-93U form· Beet l<r1 2latPl NB " '"""' OmcE auem y , aan ng, groomed. Type 70, sh 80 STATIONERY Store in • · Cycle&Co,2488Newport
F/C~
Xlntoppor. for lnd'iv. w/S
yra bkkpng exper. t.hru
T.B. Salary S850+.
packing, and mllling,_te_rvw_. ______ &dictaphone. CdM. needs Saleslady. Waitress Food/Coc:ktalla. Blvd.C. M.642·7910
machine oper ation R.E.SALES Cal644-ll19 F /tlme. s days. Xlnt Applyatt 4pm,Sld 's81ue ---------1
Previous rurniture ex· 9AM 'Ul NOON working conds. Especial· Be«, un 2Lst Pl, N.B. Oirla Schwinn bike, never perience " preferable Full or p /iime for a THI llVIHE CO. ly fine cllentele . Ph. used. 3 spd, $70. Call
P/T Gett10f~
Afternoon hrs. Typing
:~=na~!Y h~rs~~ Fo:.:' ~;p~~:~r:: 5$0NewportCtr Dr Francis-Orr. 67:5-1010 for WAUHOUSEMAH _833-32$9 ___ ·------· ....... .ai-.:. -----.. ··-~111 a.m Monday through HB/ F Valley area. Newport Beach appt. Ex per. pr ef'd Req's c-ras Ir ir.--•• ._ W-.JO .. w·~
Friday. 848-1322 --------STOQ< CLERKS valid eaur. dn vers lie. ......... 8030 ,..._.. "' "' _. -
WAREHOUSE !~~p':t/~ t~.I:/,~~:; Con••••un••••••••••••••••••• C4I S.. 64~1671. Id. llO
Interv for St., Santa Ana. Phone ex 11eml·au.tomatlc, (, __ n.-.at-1
Ha.odymanCorp. 549-9171 Zeiss tessar. r 2.su.v . TnM, ~ops, Tops ~ r-rarn.•
so+. lite bkkpog exper. Reslaurant SICllTARY/
SalaryS3,50hr. B.P.John New reslauraol In IOOIOCHPER
1-c:---E ~ d Newport Beach, now In· ........ bo
2Shifts P/T-Ftr · filter. Leather case . 1'-t-II 11
No Experience Ntt. WHERE ARE Shutter needs cleaning.
_., ~· ··-r 2001 aat er R t e r v 1 e w 1 n g f 0 r ,...IU, a pleasant p ne
Typ\ng80+ SalSOOO+ Santa Ana. A92703 waitreues. busboys. voice for a Laguna
s.cnt.y coolts. Coatact Mr Lib· Buch reaJtor. HANDYMAN CORP. SSO. Dent, 494-8SG6.
2S310MargueritePkwy YOU?? Dogs 1040 1RIPMD.I
M.laslon Viejo Vlg Ctr We've got a Job for you •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
Sb ao. typmg eo+. Xlnt EQua10pportunity by.213-862-0223 MOR.IMS RIAL.TY
pdwial.SalaryS700+. __ _:E:::..:m.:.:;P!:.:lo::::Yc..:eT.:__ __ t :--:---:-----* 494-8057 *
Pit Sa.I~. $40-$70 wk up. Restaurant ---------ltlll. ~~:·,}5~·~~·s~~u.~~~~. Waft.n~altNslts ~:r~y 768-5061 working out of your own A.KC Golden Retriever
NY'5TRO'v1 A<;SOOArES 113$.TM. P/time. Work wknds . Sharp. phone peraonall·
· Appl.Y U1 persoo, Wed· t t l 50 C STUDENTS
home, worklnlJ 4 hrs a Pups. xlnt hunt.ens. (ami·
day offering charge ac· ly pet, wtr dog. 493-6861 counta for retail stores & __ .._ __ ......;;; ____ 1
PerUMlf ACJMCY Real Estnle Sales ThW"S., lOam..Jpm, 1801 Y. YP ng wpm. om·
Bl h s N 8 ' put.er order processing. 3723557.oo~s · · LIKE MONEY. BaysideDr.CdM. Shipping coordination.
100'% Empk>yer ·UKE PEOPLE? RETAIL SALES In Mis· Letter typing & fi ling. Rdalned • s ion VI e j 0 & Sa n Apply in person. CPD In· ~~~~~~~I : LIKE $2, Q Q 0 Oemente. Approx 20 hrs du.strtes. 2100 E. WUlhlre
you can n\ake S3·$S hour DOG 0 BED I ENCE
Regular or Reoccurring comm. What are you C~ to start Wed. Jan p/tlme work. Hrs 2AM· waiting for ? ADS, (213) 19, 7:30 pm. Nwpt/lrvine
HAM or 5PM·12 Mid· 945-3961. area. 546-4928 night& weekends. 1...:..::..:.::..:..:::.._ _____ 11---------1
Call Immediately HOW IS THI TIM! SCOTTISH Terr. AXC, 2
557-0061 for job smers to check yrs, male, show quaJ.
Ol'TICI:
NEEDED
NOW!!!!
PER Mo 7 per wee!<. No exper nee:. _A_ve_._Sa._n_ta_An_a. __ _
• Must be avaJI between SECRETARY ~Q~ off i ce •
If you like t.hel!e ques. 10AM-7PM. Apply at lmur. aaent DMds a de· 0 over load tiooa we'd hke to talk t Fot.C>Mat Corp, 768-4171 pendable person with
YoU today. New tralnln~ or492-~, good, baaic aec:retartal _
the Dally Pilot Help _MS-__ 1$7 _______ ,
Wanted claaslficaUoo. II AKCSHEPHERD PUPS the job you want ls not $100 671H16.5
there you mJght consider Work 642-8335
offering your services ----------1
with an ad In the Job The fa.st.est draw ln the
Wanted category. Phone West ... a Daily Pilot
program wtguaranteed IH lB.llf llldlla, knowledge of the lntemew Hrs9-3:30
12 ,000 per m onth I b I 3723<><-bst NB.. TEMPO HAS minimum Income . SUpervlsor . 3.11. LVN naurance us ne11 uu" , .
Fastest growing com 7-3, full or p/Ume. Mesa belpfu1 but not required. ~ Classified Ad. 642·5678. OPP'.NJNGS FOR.
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Local Areas
TEMPO Temporary Help
11802Sk)' Park lrv111e
Ctl540-4415
F.quaJ Oppor Employer
peny lo lta field ofrertng Verde Coav. Hosp. &U Cootact: Jeff Baker
personalized tralnln CenterSt,C M 548-5585 lll42WamerAveno208
that guarantees you HunUnctooBeacb
auceu "We're here t Sales Eq 1 OpM&-~ I belp" la our motto ua por mp oytt
Pluse call today for de APPlJCATION SICUTARYfL.etJlil
t&Ua. nll'INE£1 Gd skills. Salary com· 631-2246 Lnar mensurate w texpr. Pb Well estab'I & recofinlzed 496-0411 Laguna Nl1uel
•!:.J manuf. of valves. Ute~ SICRITART n::tJ!IJMAI ~~~ctp:!-:::uc Exper, full time. S7SO ._,..Ii,.·-·~ systems for aerospace atartlng salary. Utual
We're here to help! applicat.lon a need1 belH!nts. Accura1e fast qualified person. Job re· typist, knowledge of bk· • _______ ..;,1--------•1 q's eng.lneerlng It sound kpng, flllng. Send re·
technical background + aume to Ad. No. 805, Dal· OfflCI MANA~H RECEIVING s a 1 e !f e x p e r . I o ly Pl.lot, P.O. Box 1660,
Computer acl'OuntJng ex· aerospace. ordinance Ccista Meaa, Ca. 92626
J)lll'. 11000. Fee Paid. INSPECTION vehicle & ship building .-~ ... SICRIT AltY fieJd. Sales travel 3 or 4 --.-retary / .,,xec: !ib to. T)'pe 6S. Real Sm a I I e I e c tr o Umes a yr. Rmume to: Wl .... Fawcdt
J:at<1te background mechanical switch PO Box 36e8, AnaheJm. Acfv...tf ....
belplul. To $800. Fee manufacturer hu Im· Ca 92803. EOE/ml Ia Hlrlng
Pa.id. med,, ~nlngs In recelv-•••••,.•al( A person who has It "all IOOKlllPla Ing &c Pre<!i.slon lnspec. ~ tot~·· a want.a to do Uon requiring proficient Fabr ic expr. oec. morew/ber life. WllUam •ztectrical contracting use ol precla1on measur. Anaheim & eo.ta Mesa. FawM t needa an Euc.
exper. he.lptul. $700. Fff 1.ng lnstrument.s. Work· CalUlary M&-4040 Secretary . One who
Nqo. Ing kno wl edge o r ltnowa bow to make DISPATCHU dfrMnaional toleranclng ESLADY. Eirper'd. lhln"• h ..... o t ln
Shlpptna & Rece1V1n1. ol spec Yt4.5 req'd in Matute. f8/Ume. A1 pplt y ln ~~~u .\~111~
1800. APF. prttlslon Inspection & peraoa., UIP a em•· writing ability helpful.
dealrable ln r~elvl.ni ln· Uoaal Gift Sbop, 20U ~r exclU.na. ase~y Otbtt Poa.IUofta Av all apec:Uoa. W81lclltt Dr. N.8. environment, Newport
Pm.IUons I.bled Avail STACOSWITCH IMC 1----5-.-1-"M-W--M--Beach. Pleue call ODJ.y
_ la't:~n#!.C:o:"· WI Baker eo.t.a Meaa Knowtedse of plumbing bltwn ~ bn ot 3 & 5pm,
C&ll forAppoiantment 149-3041 ' IUPPllH. F /tlme. AM for Pat lor inlernr. Ml6UI SquJ 0ppor-Emplo1er p r 0 1 r • 1 8 l v e c 0 • APIU •chedulcd 4·5pm
w /chance for advance· _dai_l_vy · ._<_n_4_> _m.oM8 ___ • --,_II ...... ,
2'7801 P'orbta Rd,St.41 UC~ONIST JMnt.M2-lT5W. SICHTAIY
(I 1'1apCenter) ES ERSON Buay 1rowin.1 N.B. law
111·1477 Attractive, ov~r 18. for SA.LW~&I> fi rm •eeks nc'y w /
LafUM Nl(ue.I HEALTH SPA. W• wlU 540-2105 &uperior 1kll.la. ktib ac· ~~~~~~~~~ t.raltl r l1bt persoo for1---------curuy, neatnffa lt or-~ ..,, h&n Job, Mr GM, S..Pf•••..,_ aanla•Uon necen. Lcaal
Part-time phone .•ork fl ()tbn) 7A·9$4L Wanted fuD tlm~ • Plrt exper. pref'd. but not
TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS
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child'• Sire• t. a. to. 12 lftcl. $1.2t tor Hdl Dlttem. Md scvrN. YES SMN TOI' TOPS ~ Nell petttn! for first-.
att 10U" to iM wltll ~11. elmllll llld hln~nc. Stai "1 sllofts and ~rt pwtJltrSf SM
money -lft OM or two now. Alie. 8rootcs
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f• •ncludtd. Diiiy Piiot Pnr!Cld Pattin! 906&: Mlstes' Bott 183. Old Ch91t .. Sta.. SinS 8. JO. l2. 14. 16, 11. 20. Hew Y0tk. NY 10011. Print hrd..-i11peit1101, Naru. Addreu. Zip.
Selld $1.2S for taell Pllttr'I. Pattern Nurnl*.
Add 3St '"' tldl Pttttfll '°' ... tNft ..,., ~1 200 r1rs1<1ass •frmlil. hllldnni ~ ""s "" .._. t. ..... ; llde llEW 1976 HU'Dt.£CRAIT
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• " 11$.0;tl Eitt lAY llC..r'IOMIST lnlrodw:eoewluovauvt aume to: uw Corpora·
You don't need • tun to 'draw fast'' wbeo you
Accurate typist 50 wpm. bealth scretnlnll pro· Uon, 410 Newport Ctr Dr.
Mu1t han 1tlnt phone sram . Must be well 5'41ZIO, Newport Beach,
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penonaUL)'fOrO\lrofc. IJ'OC)med Ir abl~ to deal1-Ca_m11>,...__· ____ _
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t.11 Rt'lnde" A&•ncy ••ICll· Ce.JI Deanna for SELL Idle Item. with 1
40208frd1St, N.8 . a 64G4500. QaUr PtlotClanln~ Ad.
642-5678
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l4anl•1w 8010 Picbn & O"JCIM 8090 Mohwcydft/
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scaat111 t I 10 WANTED Plano. aolld oak, upnaht. •••••••••••••••••••••••
TOP CASH DOLLAR MOOorolfer. Kawasaki no Macb IV,
PAID FOR YOUR 873-1293 ldntcood.w/afewxi.ru,
JEWELRY. WATCHES. i'l'MS29afUPM. COHNlll
ART OBJECTS, COLD u .&.MMOlllJD Yamaha 250. Fiat track
SIL V ER SER v JC E . ""' "" racer. Dlac brlca. Hlra CHEVROLET FrNE FURN at AN · ORG A. lllJS tnun+more parts. Very TIQU""' .... c.....,... A" fa&l-.../b&tofr. MS-9'73 2828 Harbor Blvd .,..,, _._.,., Comp I II ne-N ew or•---.;...._______ COSTA MESA
Used Molw tt-a. 546-1100
Bu,y with Confidence 5*/._. t i 60 --------
From l b e 0 Id es t ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP DOU.AR WHY RENT
Autbonied HAMMOND 26'GMCMOTORHOME PAlO
DllYIA
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SAVE A LOT
SHOr&cOMPAR0
I ARWICK DATSUN
Sao Juan Capistrano
lll-1175 493-ll75
NEWPORT DA TSUN FURNITURE ?
BlJY 3 COMPLETE
rooma of ALL NEW
f~ure.
DEALER In Orange Sips&. Wotrrat.es. Pvt UOtEOIATELY SHCIALS ~II We will not be ply833-2616. F'ORALL 8210 4 Door. 4 speed.
lmowlogly WlderlOld ! ! 642-4097 Nwpt FOREIGN CARS <mn5>. u-.•wcal CALLORCOMEIN NOW SZl95 FUUPlllCI
OHLY$399
No Credit Needed Easy Terlnll Available
FREE DEUVERY
••SE&ATiH
.... ..,.. GMC Late "13.. xlnt. cond.. TO SEE US 644-9200 sips 6, $18,900. 1238 MIWPOltTIMPORTS 888DOVESTREE1'
Polaris. NB.833-2816 3lOOW. Cat Hwy, NB Near MacArthur ' &JamboreeRoads HAMMOHDORGAH S.J.C. 197l Americana. 642·9405 8ll·ll 00 &PfAMOCIMTB atx64'. S Star Adult Pk. ---W-E-BUY----•--------
21541.C .. tHwy Lo rental. $2S,OOO. Pb •USEDCARS& TOPIUYIR C*-O.t M.-492-98'1, '93-2514 eves. TRUCKS• See us first, & last! Top
RM Fa••• ~~~~~~~~~"""'° Senice,P..ts Come In or Call dOUar paid for imports.
cums
& lahrlon 1: & Accenorin 9400 FREE Appraftal COST A MESA
186& Hariaor II. CM ~ .... _. ... 1095 ....................... Gfooth Ch...... DATSUN
~~c~•~6~4~5-6~~· ~S~I ~~:••••••••••••••••••••••• YW ENC91MIS 18211 Beach Blvd. ~Harbor Blvd. = 5' Upright refrig w/glasa USED· REBUILT HunUngton Beach Costa Mesa 540-6410
Beer drafter, holds '4 Ke 1Ude drs, 4 & 8 bole ice .OHP, 1300.1500, 1600cc. 847-6017 * 549-3331
of beer, new rond. $200. crm frzr. auto meat Dual.Ports ~ 75 Datsun 8210. need to
673-5276.CallaftltAM. slicer, bakery rack DERBUOGYSHOP TOP sell. xlnt cond, lo mi, --------~ w/trays, popcorn mach, DOLLAR ~~.:kn~t ofr. 497.3120
CUSTOM ~i~~ rofl maker, Moo· AlllolforW. PAID WOVEN WOODS Cal 979-6400 ;;:,·-·,••••••••••••••• FOR CLEAN '73 24-0Z. A !C. mags. 3SM.
1be r -..-I Gd conc1. Ask.ini S4100. 50%T080%0FF astest draw In ~ C1Guks 9520 IMPORT CARS ea11ss1-1167
Over .0 in-stock patterns West. . .a Dally Pilot ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'' ' MOD ... S AlloMlNl-Blinds Classified Ad. Phone Great Investment 'S7 ~ a.
MS-3950 833-977 ~-Chev Station Wgo.
RADIO Control Electric loah & M--. Perfect body. As la w /2 Model PT. Boat.over3n.. s-.a--a eng. Sac $600/bat.
long, airen. water can •• ;:r.:::;:: ••••••••••• _631 __ ·3320 _______ ,
non. 2 ~peeds. etc. Very Ge•ral 90 Io 4 WhHI Drf•ft 9550
8CJPbiaticat.ed toy. Over •••••••. • •••••• ••. •••.. ••• ••• ••••• •••••••••• •• $1800 replacemeat. .
9725 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
"74 Fiat l24 Wgn. Aulo,
air. 21.000 mi. $2950.
963-4030
'69 Fial 850 Cpe. Lo mi's.
Runs great. 30-40 mpg.
$895. 644-5836. Sacrifice $500. Include RADIO Control electnc everything. 675·3662 0 Model~ Boat. over 3 ft. 4 WHEEL DRIVES '74 Flat 124 Spyder. conv.
645-2200 long, siren, water can· --Alllot. l..,+9d AM/FM stereo. Gd cond. -~-------t non, 2 speeds, etc. Very 1970 $2997 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3.500,bestofr.496-4988.
Gourmet butcher IOpbistlcated toy. Over Toy.Landcr.-{853KXV) GeMral 9701
table,neverused, $1800 replaceme nt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73FlAT128SLC 831-1612 Sacrifice SSOO. Includes 197J $4497 •u 11111u 62 Reblt. eng .• only 10,000
'7J 4SO SI
OOOllG8 Blue, sharp, c•·
cellent c'OIMI. SJ Ull.S
7l450SIL
OOS38S. $12,4H Excel
cond,Lo&d('d!
'74 410S&
Ser OUl448. l1S.911S. Im·
maculatet
17
TOYOTAs
HERE MOW
'"1 Corvalr. 2dr. auto.
New Llrea. xlnt body.
rum xlnt. ~-98Z-03a ,
' 99H
XLNTBUY , 'e8 4dr Chrys Newport. Pwr, AC. Xlnt CODd •..W COLORS 81 Chevy-SVSS'1-Z.S41111 lhruoul. 197S 67UlN •..W MODELS 81 T Bird·FWJo88 61 T Bint-FWJOf18..SS911 CoMW.... 9tSO I Hure Savtnp oa ALL re· • Ply.Cpe,-630JSH·S8911 ••••••• .. ••••••••••••••
malnlna new 761 " 88VW Bua·374MXl·li'9ll llr.4 Mark IV. pvt pty.
De¥:8etterBllrgaln 101'oyota-68SCDJ-1999 16000. Wkd )'I S·t.
n VW Poptop Camper· 498-7966 MAJt~UIS TOYOTA 67Cad.SD-920BSW·lll911 TI4"549-8010; Ev11wkndl •
Ml lON VIEJO F u I I y e q u 1 p __ ;.;_ _____ _
'75450 511. 131·2110495-UIO ped~.$28115 C°"9'tte t9J1' o 3 o ~ 5 9 • s 1 4 • 9 9 5 CALL 64Z..0795 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Buy/Lease. Sensible T..... 976 '74Corvette. Loaded.
Payments ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC 9905 T·top. S6900.
'74 450 SL ·n Triumph SpiVlre. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (2131592·2983
Ser ~. wires. Im-Convt. Lo ml. mags. '74 Gremlin good cond mac~ale. Lease/Buy . radials, $2995. eves new tires: leu tha~ 1974 ,..0RVITTI '
senuble paymenta. 848-1990 30.000, Asking $2100 y"'".yop ~ Under 12.000 miles 548-1340
118.•95 -1---------Automatic. air cond. 4t 73 450SLC • Md& 9910 only 34.00U mil es
Sunroof. leather. Ser • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• (180KKP>.
001372$15,495 '72 LeSabre. Orig own. SADDLHAC9C
7 2250Ca.pe ... ='::~.·eAU A/C. clean. gd rwmiog. YAUIYIMPOltTS •
Ser 000744. S7495. Sbarp ~ '77 TRl $491115. 76 sticker smo. Pb 645-3S24 131-2040 495-4949 •
prtce reduced $6SA. CaU '7S Buick Regal 2dr. PW. todaytordetallaooexcit· AC. red w/wht top &i whl Dod9t t935
Ing new Buy /Lease Plan. int. S3850. 640-0945 ~··•••••••••••••••••••• ·
. . .
ttouse of Imports .. :· ... -· -... -· ...
Sensible payments. 68 Dodge Coronet, good '7S ZIO Co.,. --C d i • 991 S lransportallon. $450.
Ser 105273. II l.995. Yolcaw.... 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 493-4500
Buy/Leaaa-Senalble P•Y· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------ments VW '71 Coronet Wag. 6 Pas.a.
. '74 280 S (!!) a/cond. P/S, auto. JUOC).
Ser 103207. S949S. Im 196J $697 -6'73-2.800,644-4844evea.
macuJate BUG-(G0F379l Ford 9940
'72 350 SL •••••••••••••••••••••••
Met. Blue Ser 000922. 1967 $997 '72 Ford LTD. 2dr, PS.
$11.495. See to appredale BUO· 142ACTP> PB, AC, Bat ofr.
Clallk MercedH
1970 280SE Cnvt. Xlnl
eood. $11,500. ~-7091
1968 Sl597
BUG-<XSU7-tal
1969 $197
BUG·<OOMFW)
Nabe 8'73-3219.
IS ONE OWNER 1972 Pinto
Cadillac Runabout. In good coodi.-
llon creen exterior Ir tn ..
tenor. Will sell $1400. ol
best offer. Low mileage. Quality and Price
Guaranteed
everylhlng. 67S·3662 or Chevy Blazer-<22SLJM) ~ mi. New interior & cpl. ~~~ ~~\~a~'1elri. 845-2200 MASIERATI Flared whls. Ferrari LW74 24-0 D, xlnt cond. fully
•-g, s a1'ls beautifully RADIO Control Model l" 1974 Hf97 3500GTCOUPE Ma_gl s. ~ea1r molded loaded. $8950. Pvt ply.
MARQUIS VOLVO
lllSSlON vtEJO
lll-2ll049S-1210
Leasinit Specialist\
Preferred Rates
Aft.er 5 week days & any
Ume wee.Ir ends. ~7 ·'
'611 Cou ntry Squire,
loaded, new tires. S900
ftnn. 546-1532. 5$1-$616. nm ~ -~ ti s1>01 er. v1oy top. Spot-496-0461 l-6.'W-04l4 Make offer or trade for? mete r Sailboat. 6 Ft. Toy.Landcr.·UMLHZ> • new res. Bor-less-flew paint. 645-7588 • · '73 VW Bug. New Paint,
675-3662 or 645-2200 long, saUs beautifully. wire wheels, fuel in aft SPM '72 MBZ 250 6 I 4 dr New c I u t c b • Re a r
Be tif al Make offer or trade for MAJtftlHS TOY OT A jed.lon. aluminum body· • cy ' · radials XJnt condiUoo au uJ SO g Barrel !?675-36Qor645-2200 ~ON VIEJ O Xlnt cond. Very fast• Ha.da 9727 56,000 ml. Xlot _cond. SIHll .. or beat offer: Aquanwn for home o 131_2180 .. 9.,1210 23.000Mi.Toobotform ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllB50.492--8432aftS.30. 7153-231.11
restaurant. Seasoned ro loah. U .. 11•c•/ .. -w l r e. Trade r o 450 SL 1971. Xlnt cood.1---------fresb or tropical fish. 5'rTlce 9020 something tamer. Pan-lr9d Hew '77 Blue w /ivory lnl. Call 74 VW Bug, for sale, lo mi,
Oak bed, oak cash re ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 DODGE tera, Lotus. Etc or ? . HONDA Cars (714>645-.3323. AM/FM stereo, $2100.
gister. OllSC. 640-8585 a YACBTCARPENTRY ltAMCHARGlll Pvt ply. 675-3682 o u•""-'y MIHC71 s NewConst. 5........inrty Automatic, air cond. 845-2200 ~" 56 Mercedea 220A, sun-•---------
T;ffanys private Disc Day548-8t49 E~ ~&~~~~~!! MOVING-MUSTSELL ToCt.ooMr-ro.! ~:~o~~C:~"c~~ ··l~~~~::;ie
membersh.tp & $250. loah. w.;.. t61m.RY). '64 Vette, mint cond, UNIVERSITY 213-451·5155 $1000 Ca.U 646-8189
()36-9368 536-6751 E.-1..-... 9030 SADDLHACIC '71 Mercedes220. Oldsmobile •••••••..-.••••••••••••••• y·.a.•. -IMPORTS "74 Mazda RX4. u--....t.. C GMC "75 . 24-0D fully equipped '89 VW Bug, Strong run-1.nterlor Plant Service -• ANY OFFER ,,_ ars • -•-t cond· .• elec sun roor', nlng.. new brks. coils. Design, Sales, Ma int, 8' Folding Mahogany boat 831·2040 495-4949 CONSIDERED Trucks ;t;a tank,~.644-7572 AskingStlSO. Ph494-4624
Consult In g . Co m . ladder, $50, aev~ral used PP 540-7198 2850HarborBlvd. ....---------
mercial/ResidenUal B oldsails,$10.24 Bahama '63 Dodge Power Wagon . Costa Mesa 54-0-9640 MG 9742 64 VW ~ack. Reblleng.
Sally Hodges, Omamel. :.:~al cover, $30. ~tonPU.4W.D.,318V8 ...... ..J • J-9730 ••••.••••••••••••••••••• ~~Otr ~~~O:s~out.
ta l Horllcullurlst sno tires, xtra heavy du ~ -838-5822 20 HP. 2 cyl Bukb marine ~ ~-& body. StlSO • ••••••••••••••••••••••• : lllJEW vw·s ---------• deiseJ ctl II .._.,....,. ·73 XJ-12 4 dr. while 1 n *
Pinball Machines for sale • pra ca :Y new, w/blue leather int., full • • $2000 ~9282 • H SC U6S()Ul'18Rf480\)ltY•RO•ll"IU OYER75 all coin operated . · · 65 I OUT, u•. Ne 11&'990NOO ·,•.)lt9A~• pwr & air. 40,000 Miles.
"FIREBALL", classic loah., Power 9040 dutch & brks. $1250/bs Over 50 used Jaguars . Perf. cond, orig. ~wner. '06~~~.~~,·eMA IN STOCK
Largest Selection
of New & U\ed
Cadillac\ in
Orange County
Open Sunday
Cadillac
Master Dealer
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Cost.J Mesa 540.9100
Nabers
Cadillac+
'7S Granada ObJa. stereo.
anrf, 1Uver w/buraundy
Int. Sharp! $000.
644-1755eves.
'69 Ford LTD. Nnt
Winston tires. new paint. oew upbot, new sbocb,
reblt trans. new valve
job, very speclal. $1500.
Call 592·1018 aft lpm or
all day Sun.
'75 Granada. Blk, 2 dr, &
cyl, PS/PB. auto, ~1-
1971 CADILLAC ln"g seata, AM/FM, air.
SB>AM DEVIW ~~oa~ 8:!9'15. can
49,000 original miles. Jn • superb cond l t lo n ! 660alaxle. G~ cond. New <024PKD>. paint. Sacrifice $~.
SADDLEIACk 1_63_l_·3320----~---
Y AWY IMPORTS 9947 831·2040 495-4949 ....................... . money maker. Needs••••••••••••••••••••••• olr.~ MG's ·Triumphs. All lm Contact Harold Standish. • 7 7 MG B • 5 Free 411 Modtlt eotors
slight repair. $750 or of· 1974BostonWbaler 11'3" •-L-9560 maculate. Call loday fo CUstom Weave Carpels, 5yr/SO,OOO ml ext. warr. 197 .. C__.._ '706 M1avertclyk.bForest gm, fer . "OLYMPIC ..... h ' · •~ exciting Lease/Bu btwn 8am-3:30pm Mon-~ .. -cy ,new r lteng,new • HOCKEY" I t d i;i 15 .p. Johnson motor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fri. 962-8841 wilh 77 MOB purchase. --•M Brougham . Metallic battery. R/H. rum xmt. x n con • wlt.bonlylOboun.$1400. 1975CHIYY Plan. Sensible p ay Choose one of our 27 waa....-blue, vinyl top. blue SllOO/o(r.6'73-41S1.t
$500. And factory new firm. Replacement value ment.s. .69 J XKE Buy/Purchase Plans. ~ ~ crushed velvet interior. ~ ~·s:~~~~r~ ~ $2100. QUI Mi-4482 Wi.:..::c!u' IMW 9712 Red ';toads le~ -~~co':A: ~ LJ Ds Go N E w M G 1900 ~?:;., ... ; Btwd. LOADED • Fu.U Power. 11172 Maverick Grabber
.. SEEBURG" Jukebox, ~· SKIP JACK 41 hrs. A· .. ~--•-+ Ca"'~pealrr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 49S-U7S ET S 0 NL 'i Low mlleage I S8 000 302• new paint. xlnt hi· ""·"'-....,......... -1 S74/mo.SerNo80617.cap Wffbftln9ter 03--7561 n..-. 630-1710 _Eves: aide &i out. Auto trana, poor cond. $250 or offer. •wm volvos, loaded. CalJ coad. (56ll4Z). -$4318. red. $398. Res i---------m~. Pri. pty. ~,eppy, $1300 rtrm.
Jerry,556-0UJ,ll-9PM 495-U75 • S23S2.4048mosOEL USED* vw·s -
"Avon" collectables. For Sale: 3-1974 Fantasy ' MGI 9744 OVER SO ·66~~~~ '74Maver1ck,rvmrreat.
"Harvard Class ics', FG, 17' Tri Hull. elecr2~;M~ll~ --6 I dr p s. "'Royal Doullon"' powered boats compl •oesou• .. BAEABOulfVAA0•8AO ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMSTOCI Tilt, AM/FM Stereo, 6 c.9J~~ air.$2000.
figurlaes. Cryslal ware w/Batt. chargers & nu 1·~·1•-· '67 MOB GT. XlnL cond, HcrdtofW way seat. A/C, Pwr Wln-•---------
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536-0636 co ver s . s s • o o o. '11 BMWS '76 J ag Exec Car Sale! tow ml .• wires. radials. dows. Vinyl top, auto dr. 9950
.ra........H_ .. 130 els ..... A (71A~ XJ12L's, XJ6C, All lo new cpt " paint. $1450/ modth locks, Twi-llt.e, auto An· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -:::...'7bj::!SUl5Jsets~ ....._s.11 9060 '76TOYOTASR5Pkup.s mile and pampered. ofr.'97·31165. ~ tenaa.631.o914 '75 Mere. Monan:b GhJa.
l>A"' .... ~.... _.... radk> buct.seats lr HERE NOW Buy/Lease. Sensibie '73 MOB XI l I -•• Brown •--•-•-... ,_ w /abeers & rods ,••••••••••••••••••••••• S';t. ...... ..:..... payments. Call for de-· n n/out. waa..... '73EIDo ado ' ..., ......... "'"• purple/blue/orange. Kite with dolly, yellow --tails Must sac. S2900. 12 ~ ~/ /l _ Ail . r Urea stereo. Blue Bk $UOO.
Crystal chaoddler $60. XI nt cond. uso. "11Cbev ~too P.U. Auto · moa·l2,000 mt. Warr '(J(M•r,JN:· pwr,oew Alkins S31100 • ...,. «
Nite atnd Medlt $20. Weekdays888-8797. new paint, radio, rd IMWIESAW 1951 Jaguar 3.5. Drop avail. Call P eter, 7IOOWeatftllnater81¥d. ~-496-7635 4M-1017.
8313173 tires d cood.. -196. Pb '70 2800CS·4 s P . • bead cpe. 1 owner. «U.000 7SHl910. .. ..... _..., 113-1151 C 9917 995• · · u.-i..•e 16, trlr, new tr .... •-...u .,;,.!. ... <2a:iCFS). ml. Orig seats/"pl, new :::--:------=:-:-:~1-.:.....::..::..::..:.;.:.;:.:.:..:..:_..::..::..:....:..:.:..: " ~ ....,. • ~•av '"' ,.._.... 97 .. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• LadieslOspdbikeSSO.Ski more.Sl,425.646-8255or "122002-A.·CS3.'iRKK). top <LOC888> Pb -r-• .. 69 VW. Sunroof. auto '7•ca /b ir boots, u 8 & 6. Lg 581·7S05. '7SCbev ~ T. V8, 3SO. P/S, '7 3 3. 0 CS • 4 s P . • <213>378-8857 ••••••••••••••••••••••• shift, gd cond. $900. Call · m., p ' p/s, a . '13 MUltaq Grande. PS, custom sofa, spinet or· P/B.alr,30.000ml.$4350. (961KLJ4). . . 70n-IGT. 645-0402. Xlnt con · S368S. Call P B. AT. AC, sharp .
gan $300. 640·5296; HOlllCAT15Mltw f183..519J . '73 BavarJa -4 .sp .. IC._Gllia 9735 Gdcood~846-08l6 t--------549-2:539,Mike. $3100.551...illl
56600. asklor Ann. ( 11~ ft. 1maller veraion _ n...t.. (680PPM). ..••••••••••••••••••••• . '72VW Westpbalia pop toe> '71 camaro, Ccty air, 8 trk ft17 ----------.11 ct Hobie 16 It lA) Uke --.e Power Wateoa. '74 Bavarla·4 sp .. '65 Ghla, runs good, '73 GT, top cobd, ort dlmper. 1 owner. $3700. st ereo, xlnt cond, •••••••••••••••-,.-• Open moutb male Uo new, ao&ored sails and ~tooPU.4W.D.,318V8, (lMllLFM>. yellow, good paint, owner, new abocks. r _-._1_.ao ______ $2450/bstofr.4114-3'32 NE OWNER mz Ptldo
nc. S1lOO ar best otter dl:l'aa. G.-.al for boys sno tires, xti'a heavy du· "1S2002-A.·(CXM1). $700/bestofr. 8'6-11518 tires. 41pd, $2900/ofr. '86 VW cust. ....... reblt ,61 Runabout tn--
673-BA ftnt en; Vet')' fut. '800. ~~-Ii body. SJ.UC>. "1S530JA·A.·(908MVG). '""'"·-annGbiaEn.gre-831-81.e. -""-. "a.:6, ..:....p-•-t . C11e+1•t 9920 . • ...... ~. m.-i 645-2200 _.,...,.. SADD•-A,..., .... n....... ...._ ... ----...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• tloa P'eeb extctor •bl· Burnt Orange metal or ._ -cenUy reworked. Ruu Po.sO. 97 9000.640-1621 197SCHIYY tenor. WW sell SHOO. or
nreplac:e, ocve-r uaed. UDO 1.4. Ir trlr, tru.man ,_ 9570 VAL.UY IMPORTS good. S!l()O/blt. 962-3217 ••••••••••••••••••••••..J-'---------best ol!ef'. Low m1.lea1a.
S8S. 6'13-'J'ZD ..U.. Hall No. 2611. race ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 l·ZCMO 495-4949 u-..L. 9738 1975 TARGA '72 VW 411 Station Wagon, MONTI CAllO After 5 wee1tda11 6 ri Id kl tt7SGMC -Cb 1 B auto,A/C.AM/PM.$12115 Automatic, factory air anytime weekeada 7' Pt!'Jl8I COia 8oUle ma-II • cover, aa DI · ••••••••••••••••••••••• oco ate rown , orbestolr.873-9494 cond. & vloyl top. ~-
chine. good runnln& ~.~~-5. Naples Sabot, SUU& VAN loaded, dean, lo mi, (403LPQ>. l:ii;;;;;i~--·~;i cood. $150. PP.~ yeuow, standard rigged, Automatic. air cond., must sell. Call wkd 71 VW Bus. AM/FM, xlnt I tt60
---------• lllnt eond. Ask1Dg $295. sunroof, portholes, de-Lou lm-2333 cood, SiMOO or best olfer. , --'!""!!""-.~....-"--... .. c1I ••-•80'1 •·--tri _.,__ ,_ &' s1 • u OAow.Y 494-3U2 " Wm..d aoat :b:eia :a~~:~ u .. ,. •MA '62 Hrdtp Cabriolet.. llln,u---------~111•~;
•••••••••••••••••••••• 26'..._._. un.s>. 83&3ITI condthruout. S4700. Ev eavw.1unroo1. •••
4t4tllt CASH w W/Moorin1875..clCl8S SA.DDl&ACIC , ... Ul.JIMATIDflMllOlll~ 2150 ...... llYd. IMM837. goodc:ood. 0::UMCSfum/~ 1r o~ Oa111auer. '7•. YALUYlMPOaTS •USIDIMW't* C..Meto64S.5700 '72Porscbe9141.7 833-0l92Evs.
fnrdrllovHS4&0788 Cuddy cabin, roomy 131-2CM0495-4t49 • 7 a B a v a r l a XlntcondlUon '88 VW Bug. 11,000 ml on ---------• ~11.885.~ Auto/Sunroofll06LVY '74 Mazda RX3 Coupe, 4 M900. 873 new eng & trans.
...... "12Travelall, A/C, rad.lo, '88UIOOU~· ZXX866 spd, under wmly, very $1200/olr.98&-0809
lw1t-al1 1083 P-CUw/tr&Ue.r.BJ•over towing equipped . '7•3.0CSA /R7• ..... WB clean837-3202 ~-9!}5j,.~;~~r~ ~~.: '74 VW W t b II
'70-11 pua Cbev Sln wan.
AT, PS. PB, fac AC, 4 nu
Ures. Sl,000/ofr. Aak'1
9112-*8
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••-••••••••••••••••••• wbl&e. $1.IOO. Weetdaya $216100/ofr. 556-31411, all 6 _, ,....,.,,......., ...u.;aa,,........ •• P 1 a . Conn Mln-0-Matlc: elec. MNm. pm. '7520028/R llUNB ~ hn 9740 exbauat, Britannia 1\r AM /FM 8 trk. Jnunac. ,_ .............. '782002S/R032S ••••••••••••••••••••••• wbl. whale tale. Full cear. Bat ofr. '72CbevyStaUoowagon.3 ~Ul.~••MP-
orsao, excellent condl· FUN Cnlislng Ketch 21 ', 14, 62 Dodge Step v CloMd Ott S-dsys 1951 Ml:Z l90SL caaaette at.ereo 1y1tm. 673-2934 Seats, auto, air. $1850. S2 ~ :c'ia New Urw.
tioo,tBOO,P.P.532·12$9 roomy, Sood sails & eonvt'dUving,4mU +8fn COU-RO"'DST-AM/FM. alr. Pin alripe v..L 9772 Call~l'I. • . 1 I
Fend« TelecastA!r GuJta mad. $1600. 498-8381. ..1.1-.. 2 mil. 8"·7·•1 OIANGI COUNTY'S '°"5 ~ -by Sbaltey J ue. Perilli "111111"0 67 p1u~.... V-" _.... """ OLDEST Hardtop & soft top. Ores. 1 of a klnd .•• 11,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Chevy Malibu. Extra ..,_, ... aac. ' It 1uper Reverb Amp. ERICSON 29', Full "'MDoclleVan \l8318,AC Orlglnallealherw1radio. Servrt'rdlavall.eSi-0484 dean. Blue , blue In· cyl,R/H,auto.xla&CODd.
$6l50,f71.25elbef6pm. crae/race, $21.000 olr. PS. Mags, cmt int, 7,ooO If\. Acfasalc! <ITX77Sl. 17 terlor. AJr condlUonlnJ, 49M840
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Fountain Valley
EDITION
VOL 70, NO. 10, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES
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Afternoon ·
N.Y.Stoeks
J
Brown Unveils $15~2 Billion BtJ:~get ,I ..
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
'.Edmund Brown Jr. today un·
veiled a $15.2 billion state spend·
ing plan that promises hundreds
of millions or dollars in the com·
ing year for tax relief. locaJ
schools and new prisons.
The Democratic governor
asked for a $1.9·billion increase
over the current year. a record
spending boost.
But he was stingy in proposed
pay raises for state workers and
in most department bttdgeta.
No new state or loc:al taxes are
proposed.
School support would be in·
creased by $290 million, to $3.2
billion, with most of it going to
low· wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be in-
creased six percent.
Judges and state college pro-
fessaors fare poorly in .Brown's
plan. Jt offers rahes of five per·
cent for most stale employes, 2.2
percent for state college pro-
fessors, andnothingforjud&es.
Suburban homeowners and
elderly renters stand to gain the
most in a $480-million tax relief
plan. It contains tax rebates of $56
to $700 each for 1.9 milllon of
California's 3 .8 million
homeowners and rebates of $15 to
$?.88 each for up to 416,000 elderly
/
renters.
Brown earmarked $'9U tn1Ulon
to build one or more new ptfsons
in Southern Callfornia, $220.7
million for construction of other
state buildings and $4.7 mlllloo
"to nurture and support the many
sprouts of creativity st.niggling
through.out the state" with grants
to California artists. ·
••it la a program that ls am•
bitious, but it is possible, .. the
311-yU..-old covemor said ol tH
tb1rd bud1et pi:oposal of bis era·
of·Umlt.a admlnlstraticxi.
''The lmportaat CODCGt is that
this budaet does na call on the
people ol tbll state for any new
general tax Increase, d lt does
$0 despite the rat tJuiil-it includes
a proposal for ma,Jot property tax
relief of close to:balf a billion
dollars," be saldt
.. Thlslaaprogramthatdoesnot
call tor nh' taxes WI ye~ next year, or in the foreseeable IUtun1
-itven a cctmmi~t to selt·
natnlng on the part of local aov• erMtellt. and civen an econotny
. sipfflarwwbatwehaveaeenorit'
• t.beh1sU\veyears." Heb~ Wt on the st.rengt.h ot
estimates of spect..cular in•
ere.,es Jn state revenues pro-d~ by 0 a moderately good"reo
<See BUDGET, Page AZ)
Oil-free A·nierican Tanker Splits
'
I Sinatra's
1
1Mother
11
Removed
' PALM SPRINGS (AP) -
't Recovery teams labored today to
retrieve the remains or Frank
~ Sinatra's mother and three other
• people and transpart them down
_Southern Ca Ii fornia 's highest
peak to waiting families here.
Authorities said two mHitary
helicopters airlifted 19 members
of the search and rescue team to
1 a hand·hewn landing site carved
into the side of Mt. San Gorgonio .
above the 9,SO<Hoot level.
"It's probably going to take the
better part of the day to remove
the bodies." said San Bernardino
1 County Sheriff's Deputy Mike
Cordua. "The wreckage is I e;pread out over 200 yards."
He said the remains of 82·year-
old Natalie Sinatra and three
«>ther crash victims will be flown
1 ~e 25 miles to Palm Springs
JioiA!rport at the request ot their
I f amilies. .
1 There has been no word from
Sinatra, who has a home here, on l the discovery of his mother's re-
mains. I A family s pokesman said
".simultaneous rosary services
"'11~-I be held for her at 7:30 p.m. day at the St. Louis Catholic
urch in Palm Springs and at
Church of the Good Sbepberd ln\ Beverly Hills, where Danny
7homas will give a eulogy.
Fun e ral s ervices are
f>CbdiuJed for noon Wednesday at
the St Louis Church, with burial
t o (ollow a t Palm Springs
Cemetery.
NAtalie "Dolly" Sinatra. a long.
time friend and two crew mem·
bers left here on a chartered night
to Las, V cg as on ThUMlday even.
Ing. Mrs. Sinatra planned to
\Vatch her son's opening at
Caesar's Palace Hotel.
But less than 10 minutes into the
h a1f4tour flight. the plane ap.
p arehtly strayed off course and
slammedjnto Mt. SanGorgonioat.
speeds upwards of 350 mila per
boor. The little jet hit at about the
9,000·Coot point o( Southern
California's highert peak, less
than 200 feet from the top of a
ridge
Fed<>ral Aviation Admjrustra-
tion ofhc1als said normal pro
cedures would have taken the
plane about45 miles from ML San
Corgonio, but that for some re·
asoo. the Lear never made the
cruclal turn away from the moun.
lain.
The force of the crash ripped the
wings and \ail section orf the
1>lane, officials said, adding that
parts of bodies were found ln and
•round the debris.
'('
Coast
Weather
Some low clouds near the
coast Tuesday, but most·
ly sunny. Highs in the EOs.
Lows in the 405.
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BULLETIN
GWUCESTER, Mass. (AP> -
An American coastal oil tanker ·
broke In two In gale winds and blah w.,ves off Gloucester today
and lts bow section sank, the
Cout Guard said . Two crewmen
were rncued from the sea and
six others clung to the atUl·
Ooatlng stena section. the Coast
Guard reported.
Af'W ..........
COURTROOM PICTURE AT THE CLAUDINE LONGE:1' MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL IN COLO~
Contraellng Versions of Fatal Shot Heard In Opening Arguments Today
BOSTON (AP> -An American
coastal oil tanker that was carry·
ing no cargo partially split apart.
today in stormy seas and is in
danger or sinking off Gloucester,
Mass.. the Coast Guard said.
Rescue vessels at the scene were
trying to remove the tanker's
eiOt crewJneD. he Coast Guard initiaUy re~
port~ that the 28l·foot ship, the
Cheater A. PoUng, had broken in
two. A Coast Guard spokesman
in Bolton aald that report result·
ed from a misunderstanding of
the Poling's distress message. Longet Maps Strategy
When Coast Guard vessels ar·
rived at the scene, the
spokesman 'Hid, they found the
ship bad cracked and partially
split apart but had not broken in
two.
lover's Death Described in Court Today
ASPEN. Colo. (AP) -After with a state law allowing
mapping a strategy with her cameras in the court.rDom if all tant, Ashley Andeon, said they
plan to call up to 30 witnesses.
lawyers on what would bave been parties agree.
her lover's 32nd birthday,
Claudine Longet returned to court
today to hear contrasting
versions of how be came to bleed
to death from a bullet in the ab-
The trial in the high-ceilinged
19th Century courtroom of state
District Court Judge George Lohr
is expected to las t several more
weeks.
The ship was owned by the Pol·
ing Transportation Cori{. of New
York. A spokesman said all t11e
c.rewmeu wt:re American. The
Poling was traveling up the
Massachuseetts coast to New·
ington, N.H .. when it broke up
about six miles east of C,ape
Ann.
domen.
A jury c hosen from her
neighbors in this Rocky Moun-
tajn ski resort town was to be
sworn in today, after which pro·
secution and defense wouJd pre·
sent opening arguments in the
manslaughter trial.
Photographers were to be a).
lowed to snap pictw-es inside the
courtroom during the first few
minutes or today's session. The
arrangement was in accordance.
Many potential jurors, includ-
ing some of those picked, ad·
miUed during selecUoo la.st week
having thought al one time or
another that Miss Longet was
guilty of shooting professional
skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich
last March 21 as he dressed for
dinner in the bathroom or the
chaJet they shared here.
However, defense attorneys
Charles Weedman and RonaJd
Austin said the former showgirl
can gel a fair trial here. and they
didnotseek a changeofvenue.
The two chief prosecutors, Dist.
Atty. Frank Tucker and his assis•
Miss Longet, 35, who could
spend IO.years in jail if convicted
of the reckless manslaughter
charge. spent much of the
weekend secluded withber three
children by former husband Andy
Williams. But she spent Sunday
with her lawyers.
"We promised hertbisweekend
for rest and recuperation," said
Weedman. "But a trial is an ongo-
ing thing and there are always
matters to discus s, witnesses to
interview."
The Coast Guard dispatched
two cutters and two smaller
vessels to the scene.
<See TANKER, PageA2)
Huntington Council Williams has been subpoenaed
by the prosecution and was ex-
pected in court this week. He said
when jury selection began last
Monday that he w.as unsure what
the natur<e of his testimony would
be.
County Bus
FJ.r01 Loses
'Super Deal'
The Orange County Transit Dis·
trlct bad planned to earn up to
$4,000 carrying rans to Sunday's
Super Bowl game in Pasadena.
• To Mull Budgets
Miss Longet contends that the
shooUng was an accideut, that
Sablcb was sbowin1 her bow to
use the .22·caliber pistol when lt
went off.
But Greyhound Bus lines
agreed at the ra.st minute to supp-
ly up to 20 buses to ·carry
paasenaera to the game.instead,
OCTD officials said today.
Huntington Beach City Council
members £Dd department heads
will kick oil budget diaeuSlions
ton11bt, both for 19'17·78 and for
the future, }It a retreat Jtt the civic
centercdnferenceroom. '
' The aession la open to the public
and ls scheduled to get under way
at5:30p.m .
Mayor Harriett Wieder §aid
that the session must deal With
goala and prioriUes for lbe next.
five years.
"If we faU to establish a five-
yeer priority plan, I will not
participate in this year's budget
discuulons," sbesaid. Mn. Wieder said the goals of
tooitbt'a retreat are to at.art. a
zero-bued budget p.ro&ram and
to find way• to cut clty expenses wtthoUt reducine services or fir·
in1tmplo7es.
"Jf we knew where we were 10-
lq, It mtcbt be decided to put
money into downtown revitaliu·
tion lnlt.ad of emplQYlnc a re-
dev•loPment plan, "1b111a1d. "Wemuatlook attbequeatJoaot whether ,,. need m«e boob or
more policemen,'' ahe said. "Wo
have never stud fed priori.t.les."
Mre. Wieder said a good exam·
pie of what the city rnipt coo·
sider la the UleA>f firemen to work
wtth buUdin& U\specton while not
on call.
Sh aaJd poollna of M!Crttuies mieht be another way lo ellect
aavfnp. .
Mri. Wieder said that 10 to a>
percent of the city's budget of $27
million goes to employe salaries.
City Administrator Bud Belsito
said that tonight's retreat will be
an attempt to Involve council
members in the budget process
from the very begJnniJll. •
He said that ln the past the
budget has been adopted first and
gom andobjectlveawerethende·
veloped.
"It should be the other way
around,"besaid. 1
Some witnesses are expected to
testify that ¥Isa Longe( bu ad·
mttted s9'e po"'ted the ~ at &lbich and playfully eald 'ban1,
bang-" T
Tbe jury must determlne
whether Miss Lonaet acted reek·
lessly.
ocro directors had agreed last week to Lease up to 20 buses for S2S
anboureachfortheda)'toAirport
Sel'N'lce~•nc. of Anaheim.
However, OCTD assisla.n,t
manager Jlm Reichert said today
the Raiders' andVlkings'teamof·
ficlals chose to have the Anaheim
firm carry their fans in plush
Grey bound crulJers instead. 'I MUlloa ~Ulflit
County Deprity Sile. ·0oerSuine Flu Sho~
B1WJLO.ursca.-.n U.S. J)epartJnedt o(tleal", ne~ mornln1 be awotc~ wlt.b °' ... ...,, """""' Edutatlon and W elf~ chilli aQd a 105-delJ'" fever.••
Lawyers repreaentln6 1n AD JIEW .spoke.mat la Loi AccordlDI to PaC.W the cM.Pu·
Oranee Couaty Sherltta deputy Aacela •aid the claim ..a ex· ty ~u treated by paramedics
holpitallaed ..-St month wtth tbe ~4.t arrive today bbl u.re and taktb to th• hospital, wbero
llleted 10 eftecta <A a 1wm. nu We.aid bi~ eomm• on ll• c.· be ran a bl&h Iner f« five d•Y•
lbot •lid today a $1 million claim ~ aU• .. dOn. 1 and. wu perab'ud fOl' enocher
baa been filed •catnat ~federal P·-w·a· 1 • ---'..... --*· t -nrm ... _,~'llV "u.... atlU b:-f..r-1du•• ....... ts of 1cwernmea . tbe or-. COlllQt y n. ..,.. ~ ~-
f The claim contends that Clif· Ur. Aasoeatlon 08 ~of UM par~u bll ~t arm and
ord Deller, 31.1. of Anabelrn.J Deller Jlqtn/' Pacelli Hld. spent M day• In II,;~ Gtntrai . • ne federal IOVer:mne-Jt Mt QI)
Hotpltal with an •xtremely blah Attqrdin1 to PactlU, Deller oroeedW'91 (or fUldt .Wt. and
ftvtr lnd temporary ,.,.alylb'Of ... ..,.ft ..... .,,... nu lbot, elalm• eoaGtcted wl~ ... •wln•
hla anns Nld leca. nU.en tlae J9b P~. Dee. *-nu inoeulatlon procrarn. Plain-
Dlck PacelU, a memlter of the "Ht ftlt wbaeay over lbe t1ftl mu.at flreat roe a c.lalm,
Tustin law firm involved ln the weekend but reported f« b1a r• whldawlllbeacceptedorre~
actloo, ••le! U\e claim do<?Ument ,War 1bilt the following Von.-wlt.blaaaix-moathperlod, hcelll
had been mall6d Sat~ay to the I day." Pacelli Hid. "Al' a.m. the N1d. ,
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Off Gloucester, Maaa.
HB Girl
" Thwarts -
Rape Try
A young man clad in an olive
green fatigue jacket is sought to·
day as a suspect in the attempted
rape of a Huntington Beach girl
who fought him oCf, screaming,
after he invaded her bedroom ear•
lySunday ..
Investigators said the victim,
IS, was not seriously injured in the
terrifying encounter at the west
Warner A venue apartment she
shares with her parents.
She described her assailant as4 having curly blond hair and a
menacing manner, after he,
snarled that be was going to rape
her and also kill her if she cried'
outforhelp. '
Her shrieks succeeded in drh···
ing off the would·be assailant.
wbofled.
Coim Worth
$1,000 Taken
In Huntington
A burglar who gained access to
the second story bedroom of a
home in Huntington Beach's
HuntJngton Harbour marina dis·
. trict Sunday stole $1,000 worth ot
small change.
Victim J .K. Harrison, or 16.19ff
Ardsley Circle, told invesUgalor$
the loss was comprised primarily '
of penniea, half dollars and silver
dollars be bad collected. •
Harrison contacted police Sun·
day at noon when be discovered.
his hoard of silver and copper
coin had been pirated from Its
upstal.rs hldln' place.
. H4NY C4.LLED;
ONE CHOSEN
"We were absolutely amazed.
at Ute nun>ber of calls we re·
ceived. We were 90rry to have to
gife up our puppy, but he found a
good home." ,
That'• the adverUstna success
experienced by a Nft'port Beach.
~ple who placed thl8 cluslllecl
~
ExcepUonal puppy malo . cenOc de•oted compn·
nion about 10 wu xn·
lCltltlf l -r U you need to find 1 ew Mme ror a pet, call 6'2·5678. Jt takes
only a few words in the ri&ht.
place -and the rffht place
alon1 the Orance eo.at is the Dll11 PUol. ·
H/F
Slelaoas $lB2,a4.0
Cordova Spent
Only $29,639
Campaign disclosure state-
ment. on Ille with the Orange
County Re1Jstrar of Voters today show:
-Uacludoc R• Cordova
spent a comparatively paltry
$29,639 to win both the De-
mocratic nomination and the
7Ctb Assembly Ddtrictaeal.
-Lotta1 74tla Republican can·
didate James Slemons• foray into
politics cost him and bia backers
S182.84.0 ot whkb $109,823 d atilt
owed to Slemons personally.
-Marian -Bergeson's
wblrlwind write-in candidacy to
the 14th cost $15,'32. -c ... tf S~ntsor Philip Anthony's combined primary
and general e lection campaign
was lbe most cosily ever for a
county office, $211.513.
Cordova 's expenditurea tor tbe
1976 political season were the
loweat of aoy Orange c.ounty can-
didate for a county, state or
federal office. .
Terry and the Toddlers
Son's Life
Saved, Dad
AUD Alien
Hi5 winning campaign over
Republicans Slemons and
Bergeson ended with a $112 aw·
ph• and $5, 100 borrowed along
the wa.y repaid from umpa.ign
contributions, the records show.
Of the $29.639 expended, $2,904
was the value placed on non·
monetary contributions made to
bi.a campaign. St~iped, hooded terrycloth wraps keep
children warm after their daily exercise
in the children·a pool o! a nursery in
Torgau. East Germany. Physical exercise
in the pool's warm waters is used when
cold weather keeps outdoor activities to a
minimum. lMPERlAL BEACH (AP)
The father of a teen.ager whose
life was saved by a Mexican
youth who risked arrest to do lt
says he will try to help Jose
Ruben Garibay-Canal become a
U.S.dUzen.
Slemon5, initially favored to
win In the heavily Republican
14th Dlatrict. spent $117,789 to
win the Republican nomination
for the assembly seat sought by
13 Republican candidates. Pier Stand
Problems
Face Board
Newport Beach m ay have to
pay for remodeling the con·
cession stand on the Ne)Vl>Ort and
Balboa piers if the city council is
going to get anyone to run the
stands.
The pier stands wblcb dla-
penaed bait, snack.a and tack.le
have been closed since
December.
The city's problems with the
pier concesalora began Jast Sep-
tember when the Phoenix family,
which bu held the ccmcasion
lease for 61 years, nollfied the ci-
ty that it could not continue to
operate under the nistlnf lease.
That leue. which had been re·
negotiated in February, 1976,
called for payment of either $600
a month or 10 percent oft.be mon-
thly gross, whichever la grl!ater.
Noel Phoenix told councilmen
that he wanted the 10 percent
provision dropped slnce it ate in-
to his summer profits •hicb he
n~ed lo keep the concession go-
ing through the winter months.
ln addition, be asked the city to
t ear down the stand on the
Newport Pier and build a new
one and completely ttplace the
utUJty Unu servin1 both plen.
lnstead, c0W1ellmen decided to
declare Phoenix In default ol the
lease agreement and put the
lease out to bid.
One ol the provisions o( the bid
was that the concessionaire
would have to upgrade the two
stands.
The ori1lnal deadllne for btd5 wu Dec. 1. but tlult wa moved
back to Dec. 'l7 t.o gtve prospec-
tive bidden Ume to lftalyze the
two 1tanda and tbe work nMded
for them.
111 a memo to the rlty couneiJ
last week. however, BobLona. aid·
ministrative assistant to the city
manager, uid that no):>kis have
bttn received.
Loni uld the only subnttttal on
the concessions has been the let-
ter from the Phoenix Camjly. He
said he contacted some o( the
people who had npcesaed .in·
terest in m a1Un1 a bid and be ...
told they would only bid lf the ci·
ty did the remodellq Oil tbe
stancb.
Councilmen. who will disC'USs
tht concess1ons at their nMetlne
tocd&ht, Uve l•o opdom, ac· conJlng to Long.
They can either .ccept tb•
P bOenix olfer, or U.., can r•J~t
that offer and uk for a staff r•
port on tbe co-' of lmprov~ the
two pier •tands.
Councilmen wlJI meet at 7:30
p.IQ. in their cbamben at city
ball. .. , ..
DAILY PILOT
t
• '
Glance Shows Top
State Budget Facets
u·a not what Frank Pearce ls
hired to do. He'• a U.S. Border
Patrol aient.
la the thick bushes ot the Tia
Juana slough Saturday, Garibay
coutd 'ff the UniUd Stata and
feel safe at the same time.
And be &pent an addilional
t&S,071 in tbe general eledJon to
finbh second best to Cordova,
campai«n records show.
Amont expen.aes lisled by the
Newport Beach auto dealer was
a3' paid to a Santa Ana detec-
tl ve a1ency for unspecified
servleet.
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Here
at a glance is Gov. EdmWld
Brown Jr.'s budget for the 1977·78
fiscal year:
SPENDING: SlS,195,527 ,110,
including Sll98.6 mUliom set aside
for schools, tax relief, Medi.Cal
and pruon construction wbicb 15
t~bnkally not appropriated in
the budeet bill
TAXES: No new state or local
taxes are proposed.
TAX RELIEF: $8> million is
earmarked for tax relief for
homeowners and elderly renters.
SCHOOLS: Support would be
increued \>Y S290 million, to S:J.2
billion.
PAY RAISES: Five percent
for n>OIJt atate employes, 2.2 per-
cent for state college pro(esaors
and no railes for judges.
WELFARE: Grabta would be increased 6 percent.
GROWTH: Spending is In·
crused $1.9 bUUon. or 14.3 per·
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus at the
end of the current fiscal year on
June 30 is estimated at St.13
billion, and al $846..3 million next year.
The 15-year-old Mexican. U-
legally over the border, also
could see a hone appro.cbln1.
Kevm Peane, 14, ,,. t1dlna the
mare when •be aaddml,J felf in a
raJn.swollen poed.
Tbe ldt tee of ~ Pearce wu pinned. Prom h1I hldlne
place Garibay "waited briefly:•
he aaid later, tbea sloshed fOt' 60
feet throup cbest-bip water t.o
Pearce, who was atruullng to
keep h1a head above water.
After pulling the American boy
free, Garibay joined Pearce in
freeing the horse from the mud.
Mn. Ber1eson'1 write-in cam-
palp, wblcb drew more v<Us
than any write-in campalp in
Oraa1e County history, was
financed malnJy by small con-
tribut.on u more than 100 donors
eontribQted $14,820 that made up
bn'cub war cheat.
Jin. Bergeson'• 12-day blitz
wu good enough to give her a
atron& third place fini1b to
Cordova and Slemons.
Anthony's combined campaign
co.t of $271,573 was the costliest
ever for a county office but not
near11 as costly as Sapervisor
'lbomu RUey'a primary election
victory.
* *
CONSTRUCTION: $94 .2
million ls earmarked for new
prison facilities and $220. 7
milllon for other stat.e buildings.
* * * *
The two teen-aaera then
jumped on the mare'• back and
rode to Pearce's stables where
Kevin•1 mother wuwaiune. She
took the two boys inside, wubed
their dothea and fed.them.
The father. ••.,ant Pearce, said
of young Garibay: "I couldn't
very well arreat him. Kevin owes
that boy a whole bunch. and so do
we. The horse and our son could
have drowned."
RUey spent $231,038 to win a
primary election over three op.
ponents, including Newport
Beach businessman Max
Bimwanger.
According to Anthony'• re-
cords. the former Wesminster
mayor spent $158,897 to defeat
~Yamamoto in the general
election and $112,676 to scratch
his way into a runoff with
Yamamoto in last June's primary
election.
F,...Page AJ
STATE BUDGET ..•
ccwery from the economic: ~
cesnon of the past threeyean.
Tbe revenue H1ura are hued
on productions of a 10.1 percent in·
c~ in t.he ~raooal inconM of
Callfomiana, a 12.2 percent in·
crease in buainess profits and a
1.2 percerit drop in the unnnploy-
ment rate during the coming
year.
1boH factors will produce a
pre.iously uaexptcted $1.ll-
GOOD ECONOMY
EYED FOR STAT!-.\3
ADDmONAL
BUDGET DETAH.s-AS
billion surplus in the current
budget year, whlcb ends June 30,
and an U .2 percent increase in
state tax revenues next year,
Finance Director Roy Bell said.
Brown's 1977·78 spending
budget propotaJ is fU,195,s:r.uo,
including $896.6 million technical-
ly not appropriated in the bu<taet
bill whicb ts aet aaide for scbOols,
tax relief, MedJ-Cal and prison
construction.
Brown said aew priaona are
needed to increase the capacfty of
California's 21,000.inmate cor-
rectional system by anatW2,400,
"because tbe laws we have
paased ln the last two yean are
projecttid to lncuue OUT prison
populationsubatanUally.
.. There's a (real ~ or di1-
CUMfon that not enough people
are totng to prison, end l &ave a
hunch that u we,odowntberoad
the Jud1es are cotnc to toulben
up. And f( we are &olnc to fiave
swift, certain vuntibment •e"e
got to have the room available,"
he1aid.
Brown said the new !acllltlta
would be buUt in Southern
Callforni1 because Northerp
CaUlomia already ha a areater
prisoo capacity tban needed for
Jts population.
HB Boy, 7~
Hit by Auto
A 7·yea.r-old ffmdlntton Beach ~JWMttnlc:kbJapaainfCU'
Oil 8latet A •enue s I"' WU walkln from bl.I to LUe VJew~at81.m. f · Cb ad Clifford, o 17822
Cameroa St.r • ftnt lftdet\, •P-
parent.\y walked 1n front~ a qu near Baeh Boulevll'd ad ·sut-
ler«! lltJurfet to bta rtaht let and
foot. ofllcJals aaJd. OU fford was treated at
PaeU'lC(a ,_H01pitat. Hoeptt-,t of. nctalt hid bll IAJurfee were not
Httoua but he would remaln
U-.forwsta. TM •rt\I~ of the vfhJcle wu
nol !Mid, police uJd.
But he said it would be March
before the Department ol Correc-
tions will have a report an pre-
ferred sitea, and on whether the
2.400 new cells should be at one of
several sites.
In the tax relief plan, $400
million is intended for
homeowners, and $80 million for
renters.
$6 ,000 Loot
In BB Theft
A burglar who apparently
forced a sliding glass door open-
ing from the living room to the
patio ato~ nearly M ,000 In
vaJoables from a northwest Hunt-
ington Beach home Sunday.
Dorothy Atkins, Of 6791 Wood-
boro Drive, reported the break-
in Immediately alter discover-
ing her home In a newer tract
behind the Bolsa Chica State
wtldllfe preserve had been en·
tered.
Officer Steve Dutton said the
Atkins' loss included assorted
fun and jewelry, two 12 gauge
shot.tuns, and a pair or men's
leather jackets.
It wasn't a very hard choice,
Garibay said alter the incident.
"I knew I would be cauaht lf I left
the bushes. I had todolt."
Garibay told Pearce that along
with his mother and young sister
he bas an appllca.tioo pending
with the American consul In Ti·
juana, Mexico, for resident alien
status in the United States.
''His father Is a resldenl
alien," Pearce said of the youth.
"That would indicate the young
man was here unJawfully, but be
said he was trying to ftnd his way
back to Tijaana ... I didn't pursue
the matter any further."
Pearce drove Garibay back to
the international border and set
him free, with plans to meet to-
day.
Of the boy's intent to become
an American, Pearce sald, •·r
proinised hJm J would do all I can
tohelphim."
Death Cloe So ught
LOS ANGELES (AP) -PoJiqe
are trying to find a motive and
clues in slaying of Manuel Lopez,
35, and woundinf of Albert
Medina, 41, both of Loe Angeles,
by a gunman Sunday.
Jtlesan Bu,....ed fa Bla~e
Uncovered in Anlhooy's state·
ment were monetary contribu·
lions apparently solicited on his
behalf by former police infor-
mant Gene Conrad.
Conrad last week sued the
Oran~e County District At -torney'• oHice lor $170,000,
claimtne bis constitutional rights
had been violated by a series oC
a lleged wire tapping incidents.
While most of Anthony's con-
tribulions came from developer
and labor interest, Conrad
claimed he was a chief fund-
radel" for the newly elected coun·
ty r.upervisor.
11llEVES STEAL.
$8,500 COFFEE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
<AP) -Thieves tempted by
sharply rising coffee prices have
stolen a truck containing 2,419
pounds of coffee worth about
$8,500 in the northern town of
Aalbora, police said today.
Danish coffee prices have
jumped Crom $1.75 to $3.50 in the
past year.
Costa Meu firefi&tJtera extlngui&h ~.ooo blaze Lo mQbtle home at 2060 Newport
Blvd. early thls rnornina. Herman Darby
70, Who lives atone in the trailer, suffered
bums over :a percent ot his body and wu
ln crJUcal condJtlon today at the UC
lrvtne Medical Center bum ward. Flre in-
apectors said the-bla:ze at the Starlite
Trailer Park was Ignited by smoklng in bed or a raulty electric blanket.
CHAMBER PRESIDENT
WUtl•m Peteraon
Peterson
New Chief
Of Chamber
William S. "Bill" Peterson.
manage r o r the Bank oC
America at 18691 Main St. since
1962, has been elected the 63rd
presi4ent of the Huntington
Beach Chamber or Commerce.
He will succeed Darrel Ward
who served as president during
1976.
Other new officen are Jack
Feehan. first vice president ;
Jerry Shea, second vice preai-
denl a nd William Compto~
treaaurer.
Installation ceremonies will be
held on Jan. 21 at the Sheraton
Beach lno . Mayor Harriett
W&eder will be the installl.ng of-
ficer.
The chamber of commerce's
selection or citizen of tbe year
wUI be announced during the
banquet.
Stale Sen. Dennis Carpenter
<R·Newport Beach) will be
featured speaker.
Reservations t or the
ceremonies and banquet may be
made by calling the chamber of.
fice at 962·6661. Tickets at $11 per
person may be obtained by con-
tacting the chamber office, 18582
Beach Blvd., Suite 224.
F ro•P.,,e AJ
TANKER •••
The r e port on the Poling
brought to 10 the number or
tanker accidents in or near U.S.
waterways the past month. Eight
were Liberian-registered sbJps
and one was Panamanian.
The Coast Guard, meanwhile,
resumed the search today for
survivon from the crew oC 38
aboard the missing tanker Grand
Zenith, possibly for the last time.
Coast Guard Capt. Bernard
Hoyland, who bas dJrected tbe
search since it began a week ago,
said the effort will be halted "If
we get a decent search" and
nothing is found.
Hoyland said searches are
halted when the coverage has
been so thorough the probability
of there being anything to find I!
minuscule.
''We're planning on five
airplanes, as.-suming they can get
airborne," he said of today's
search of 10,000 square miles ol
the Atlantic east·SOUlheast or
Cape Cod. "They're struggling
out there."
Another major winter storm,
the third In less than two weeks
and the second in four days, pelt-
ed the mainland with snow today
and was moving into the search
area. The cutter Dallas, with a
helicopter on board, wu in the
search area.
Man Arrested
In Kidnaping
Of Valley Girl
A 21.year-old West Covina man
Is In Orange County Jail today,
charged with ltldn1pln1 a 17.
year-old Fountain Valley girl
early Sunday morning, police
said.
Daniel Jon Bogdanov was ar·
rested at 4 a.m. Sunday after he
allegedly held the airl a,llnst
her wllt at the Royal Sult.a
Motel, 901 Harbor Boulevard,
Santa Ana.
Bail for Bogdanov was set at
$25, ()()().
Santa Ana police detained the
suspect after lbe Victim ~pea.
Fountain Valley police arrested
the suspect.
'lbe vtctlm told police sbe went
on a date with the suspect. When
the suspect took her to the motel
and allegedly held her against
her will, she laid, be beat her
wtth bis fists.
2 Inmates Escape
NAPA (AP) -A pair of in·
mates. Davld Falke:nberry, 33,
and Ronald Hobbs, 24, escaped
from the jail here.
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EDIT I O N
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Today's Closing.~
.N.Y. Stoeks jl
VOL. 70, NO. 10, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES M ONDAY, J ANUARY 10, 1977 TEN CENT.~
Scudder· Defends· Self on Stand Ag~in
By TOM BAllLEY
Ol 111• DllllY f'llet $Taff
Potato c hip heir John H.
"Jack" Scudder went back on
the witness stand t oday in
Orange County Superior Court in
what the prosecution said was a
move to refute testimony oCfered
jn the kidnap trial by several de.
, fense witnesses.
But the testimony hoped for by
Deputy District Attorney Bill
Morissey appeared to be ruled the prosecution phueotthetrlal.
out by Judge Richard Be1tcom as It is alleged that Scudder, Sf,
he upheld a series ol objections was k:idnaped last Aug. 19 by th&
by defense attorney Michael•) two defendants who amlled at
Quigley. • him today as he look bi.s place on
Quigley successfully protested the witness stand: William Rudy
that much of the testtmany being Wesson. cs. of Tustin and Ricki
elicited from the heir to the Dale Sellers. 21, of Hermosa
Laura Scudder millions bad been Beach.
or should have been sought by the Both men are accused ol grab-
prosecution when the Balboa biJig Scudder as be left his den·
Island man was on the stand in tist's office in Huntlngtoo Beach
and ~olding him prisoner in a
motor home wblle hi.! wile was
ordered by telephone to find
$2SO,OOO in ransom money or see
her husband eliminlted.
Both defendants have told the
juo that Scudder was a party to
the kidnap plot and intended to
keep a major portion of the
ransom money.
Scudder bas idenUfied Sellers
as otle of his abductors. He was
utlable to positively idenury
Wesaon as the second mao.
Scudder told the jury today
that be was approached by Mrs.
Joyce Wesson who carne to bis
home after her husband's arrest
to setk addltlonal inCormation
about the kldnaping.
Scudder testified that she later
called him by telephone to de·
mand financial 'assistanct\ He
said she warbed biin that she in·
tended to leave her children on
the beach outside his Balboa
Island home "so that I coui,t
watch them and eat my heart
out."
He said Mrs. Wesson told him
that be should provide support
for her children since she bad
spent her last $5,000 in paying
fees demanded by her husband's
lawyer.
(See sctJDD~R. Page AZ)
1 Oil~free Anierican Tanker· Splits .
Sta.te's
I !~rulget
Unveiled
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. today un.
veiled a $15.2 billion state spend·
ing plan that promises hundreds
of millions of dollars in the com·
ing year for tax relief, local
1 schools and new prisons.
• The Democratic governor
asked for a $1.9·billion increase
1 over the current year, a record
• spending boost.
But he was s tingy in proposed
pay raises fo r state workers and
· in most departmf!Rt budgets.
No new state or local taxes are
proposed.
S<:hool support would be in·
creased by $290 million, to $.1.2
billion, with most or it going to
low· wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be in·
crea,,ed six percent. L....:f udges and state college pro-
f !.7:'.ssors fare poorly in Brown's plan. It offers raises ol five per-
1 cent foT most state employes, 2.2
, percent for stale college pro-
' fessors, and nothing for judges.
I Suburban homeowners and
' elderly r enters stand to gain the
most in a $480·million tax relief
1 plan. It contains tax rebates of $56 I to $700 each for 1.9 million or
!California 's 3.8 million
homeowners and rebates of $15 to
II S288 each for up to 416,000 elderly
renters.
I Brown earmarked S94.2 million
to build one or more new prisons
in Southern California. $220. 7 I mjllion for construction of other
slate buildings and $4.7 million
'1 •·to nurture and support the many
sprouts or creativity struggling
1 throughout the state" with grants
t to California artists.
I "It is a program that is am·
I bilious, but it is possible," the
• 38-year-old governor said of the
third budget proposal of his era·
of-limits administration.
"The important concept is that
this budget d~s not call on the
people or this state for any new
general tax increase, and it does
Ml despite the fact that it includes
a proposal form ajor property tax
relief or close to half a billion
dollars," he said.
"This is a program that does not
call fOt" new taxes this year next.
year. or in the foreseeable ruture
-given a commitment to sell·
restraing on the part oC local gov-
ernment. and given an eeonorny
atmilar to what we have seen over
the last rive years."
He based this on the strength or
estimates bf s pectacular in·
er-eases in state revenues pro-
d uced by "a moderately good" re·
• (SffBUDGET, Page A%)
I
Coast
Weath~r
Some low clouds near the
coast Tuesd'-Y, but most·
Jy sunny. Highs in the 60s.
Lowa in the~.
INSIDE TOD& Y
OoJcla1td Rafdtt1 ahow wbat
tk/O&H ii all about bi the:
Supn Bot.ol..St0ty, Ml.
6 Cling ..
To -Stern
•
In Stor01
GLOUCESTER, Mass. CAP> -
The American coastal tanker
Chester A. Poling, pummelled by
gale winds and high waves,
broke up six miles off Cape Ann
today and its bow sank, the Coast
Guard reported. Two crewmen
were rescued from the sea and
six others clung to the stilJ-
floating stern, lhe Coast Guard
said.
The tanker carried no cargo.
Al mid-day. a Coast Guard cut·
ter r eached the stricken 43-year·
old, 28Hoot tanker.
. ,.,.·~··
The Co,,lst GuaPd rescuers
hoped to shoot a line to the
tanker's stern and send a raft on
the line to the six stranded
crewmen.
"The ship's on scene now, but
\Ile .... ere too .rough &Ir as to
get clOiSe enough to attempt a
rescue,'• a spokesman said.
COURTROOM PICTURE AT THE CLAUDINE LONGET MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL IN COLORADO
COntnaeang Veralona of Fatal Shot ...._. "' ()petting Argutn•Ma T-od8y' ' -
Prosecution ~ns Case Cape Ann is about 30 miles
north of Boston. Its principal
community is tbe fishing city Of
Gloucester.
Waves in the area were 15 to 20
feet, and winds were blowing 3S
knots. The storm, the third in less
·than rwo weeks and the second in
four days, pelted> the area with
snow, sleet and freezing rain.
Longet Jurors Strom; Shooting Descr(bed
ASP EN. Colo. <AP> -Jurors
were sworn in and the prosecu·
lion began ouUining its case to·
day in the manslaughter trial
that could send Claudine Looget
to prison for up to 10 years in the
death of her lover. std champion
Vladimir "Spider" Sabich.
Miss Longet was learning how
to use a .22·caliber pistol when
"she raised the gun, pointed it at
Sabich, jokingly said 'bang,
bang• at which point Spider
Sabich fell to the floor, dying,"
prosecutor Ashley Anderson told the jury. ·
Miss Longet is accused of reek·
lessly killing Sabicb on March 21
in the two-story mountainside
home they shared near this small
ski resort.
Anderson said that while Miss
Longet was in the company or a •
Pitkin County sheriff's deputy,
"on a half dozen occasions, Miss
Longer exclaims: 'I shot Spider.
I didn't mean to. It was an acci·
dent ••• "or words to that ef·
feet."
The defendant was advised or
her rights at least three times,
but insisted upon telling law en·
forcement -omcers details of the
shooting without her lawyer's ad-
vice, Ande rson said.
Defense attorneys reserved
their right to present opening
.arguments until later in t.M trial.
Hit-and-Run . . Driver Sought
Mter Crash
Irvine police are looking for a
hit·and·run driver who smashed
bis car Saturday into a $2,500
main· trunk box in Deerfield
owned by tbe Community
Cablevision Company.
Company olflcia.la said today
that customers from Deerfield
aod ftotn The Rueb area were
without service Saturday until 10
a.m. until repaln coWd be mlde.
'Ille trunk box and reed lines
are housed in• metal container,
about three feet by-br'O feet, olf
Deerfield Avenue and Doe Trail West. .
The hlt·and·MUl ls believed to
have occurred sometime
between l a.m . and 7:30 a .m. but
police said they fow:ld no wit·
MIMI.
Police took palnt scrapings
from t.M bcjx and are replrtedly
MUina a dark blue rortlp car.
..
Here is how Anderson
described what bappef\ed the day
of the shooting:
Sabich. 31, had spent a day in
the mountains and returned to
the $250,000 home be shared with
Miss Longet after visiting at ski
coach Bob Beattle's house.
Sabich was going to Las Vegas
the next day and Miss Longet
was worried about the safety of
herself and her three children by
her marriage to singer Andy
Williams.
derson said.
Miss Longet called Aspen
Valley Hospital and an a m-
bulance and offi cers were dis·
patched to the home, the pro-
secutor said. Roy Griffith, head or security for Starwood, the sub-
division where Sabich and Miss
Longet lived, was f~ttoarrive.
"There, in the bathroom, on his
back, is Spider Sabich.
"At this point in Spider
Sabich, • · Anderson said, pointing
<See LONGET, Page AZ >
A total of 11 oil·carrying
vessels have been involved in a~
ddents in or near U.S. waters
since Dec. 15, including seven
Liberian tankers, two Panama-
nian ones a nd two U.S. vessels -
the .P'oling and a n Ohio River oil
barge.
Jn addition, the Panamanian·
registered bulk cargo carrier
Mary Ann was hit by an ex·
plos1on and fi re Saturday. The
<See TANKER, Page AZ) Sabich was killed while
teaching Miss Longet how to use
his semi-autom atic pistol, An-
Irvine Panel Views
Bus MU.hap .
Injures Eight Overcrossing Issue
LA CRESCENTA CAP)
-A school bus with eight
children aboard spun out of
control on icy Angeles
Forest f{igbway. today, in·
juring eight children and
the driver, the CalllornJa
Kilbway Patrol said. A CHP spokesman said
the children, aged from 6
to 15, all suffeted cuts and
bruises and were taken to
Verdugo Hills Hospital.
He said the driver, Carol
Ann Tinajero. 34, of Tu·
"Junia, also aulferert cuts
and bruises. ,
Members of the Irvine
Transportation Commission will
be asked tonight :whether or not
they think an overcrossing is
needed at Yale A venue over the
San Diego Freeway.
Such an overcrossing already
is being considered for Yale
Avenue at the ~anta Ana
'Freeway. Commlasioner Lyn
Calerdlne ls recommending that
thouiht be glten to the other
freeway in rrvine, too,
The meeting begins at 7:30 in
the new dty council chambers at
11200 Jambotee Blvd. Monday is
a new .mtet.ina nlgbtfor the com· mi.salon, wblcb (onn«ly met on
Wednesday night.a.
S~ors Sa9 No
I
In a memo to the commission,
Calerdine noted that the southern
half of Woodbridge will be de·
veloped in the near future.
Problems may arise without an
overcrosslng over the San Olego
Freeway. which lies just south of
the border ortbe Woodbridge de·
velopment, hesald.
Calerdine b asking city aides
to look into whether an over.
crossing is needed, where Cund·
ing sources would COIJ\8 from.
what Impact there would be on
Jeflrey Road and CUiver Drive
without an overcrossing and
whether a bicycle/pedestrian
overpass would be sufficient.
~titz .Efes Blls BOaip
By KATHY CLANCY aa14 Commllaiooer Al Ht\w.naen, commission role and tbat of
OftMo.tty,......._ wllo also senes ·u $ountan OCTD maqager.
F.d Lorlts, general manager ol Valley maJ"Of" and ottD direc· "I would Jmt dearly Jove to be
tbe Orange Cowlt.y Transit Dll· tor. on ft/' buald.
trict. would like to beeollMI the Supervilor Ba)pb 0~ wh<> B'(t t1-e t.bfte coinaJi5*iooers
J)Ublic member of the ~al a1lo ..., .. 'oa tbe new tom·. readlM '4day 1aJd they "ant to
new county tra~ com· •·•I"*' ucl Who 11 DCl'D board 'Ol*l '-' appllc•tloat 1q ~ mQr
miulon. ·dll&rem~ Hid be ... aol-M-])erte!ftl at pouibleancl wouldn't
But wh•t Lcmti. H!d an bla llder ~llDI J.orttl, favor Ll,lrlti for the post.
4>rob•ble plans to Qlir ,. the u1 t.blU aw b .. hil UiMtt fUU • Tb• fourth eommisal~ S&n-
poist were prom~(~ t.. tllbt nm.:• CJ•-* utd.•"I •· t a An a GoCJntllman David
day by three o four 06m-talnlr pertGaallf ..,_ M t.IWal· llrtndt w., n<1t available for
mJ.Nlenen who w Ml.ct the Uon df pld:l•I h im fbr tht comm.in. public member. iiar •doa atlll." ..... ........... •'-· "lt II utterly ,1 ,, Nill lla laklt~ tlowner, b• .aue ~m •lon, .., __ ,_ .. WJ'4ll
county Su ptr~alph t¥.et •ta t»ael~und. la c;r.:=~~;:'J'=
Dledtitb, one of ..._ low com-,,_it fOU1d bt or blilMnt to the ..,IM ol cltl• and the ~l.Y miltlOMn. ... apncy, aacl bl would be r •
••You have tot to~" J Qle to ~~ar aeparat. bats in bla <SH LO&rn, Pact Al) ., . t
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SCENE OF BREAKUP
Oft Gloucester, Maas.
Deputy Ill
~
After Flu
Slwt, Sues
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Ott ... D•llY f'li.cSt.tff
I
l -
Lawyers representing ao
Orange County Sheriff's deputy
hospitalized last month with the
alleged ill effects of a swine Ou
shot said today a $1 million claim
has been Ciled against the federal
government.
The claim contends that Clif·
ford Delle r, 31. of Anaheim.
spent 14 days in Canyon General
Hospital with an extremely high
fever and temporary paralysis o(
bis arms and legs. • J
Dick Pacelli, a member of th~
Tustin law fir m involved in the
action, said the claim document
bad been mailed Saturday to the'
U.S. Department o! Health;
Education and Welfare.
An HEW spokesman in Los
Angeles said the claim w~ ex·
peeled to arrive today but there
would be no comment on its con•
tent or allegation.
Pacelli 's law firm was retained
by the Orange County, Deputy
Sheriff's Assocation on behalf ot
Deller. l
According to PacclU, Deller
was given the swine nu shot.
while on the job Friday, Dec. 3.
"He felt wheezy over the
weekend but reported for bis t e·
gular shift the following Mon·
day." Pacelli said . "At 4 a. m. tho
next morning he awoke witf\
chllla and a 105-degree fever."
According to Pacelli the depu·
ty was treated by paramedica
and taken to tbe baspital, where
he ran a high fever for five day•
and was paralyzed for another
week.
"He at.ill bas residual effects ot
the paralysis in bis right arm and
fingus," Pacelli said.
MANY ClLLED; ,
ONE CHOSEN
"We were absolutely amaz~
at the number of calla we re·
celved. We were sony to have to
live up our puppy. but he found a
eoodbome:• ~
Tbat's the advertising succes.~
experienced by a Newport Beacll
couple who placed thb ctasslfi
ad:
Excepllonal puppy male
gentle devoted c:ornpa-
nloo about 10 wks xxx·
XlOlX ~ )
lf you aeed to find a new bom
for a pet, call &U..tHIS. It takes
only a few words in the ript
Jll•ee -and the d&ht ptaco alooi the Oran1e Coast ii the Dally Pllot.
• •• • ... ~ ..
. '
.f % DAIL V PILOT
Cordova ~ecund"
He Spent $29,,_639; Sle.rrions $~'82;840 .
Campaiizn disclosure s\111,.. ..
ments on file with lhe Orantt!'
County Registrar oC Voters today
show:
-Underdo' Roa Cordova
spent a comparatively paltry
"'29,639 to win both the De·
rnocralic nomination and the
74lh Assembly District .seat
-IMlol 7tth Republican can·
didate James Slemons' Coray tnto
politics cost him and his backers
$182.840 or which $109,823 is still
cwed to Slemons personally.
-Marian "Bergeson••
whirlwind write-In candidacy ill
lhe 74th cost $15,432.
-County Supervlsor Philip
Anthony's combined primary and general election campaign
was the most cosUy ever ror a
county office, $271,573.
Cordova 's expenditures for the
1976 political season were the
lowest of any Orange County can·
didate for a county, stale or
federal office.
ffjs winning campaign over
Republicans Slemons aod
Bergeson ended with a $412 sur·
plus and $5,100 borrowed along
' I.he way·repa!d froQ) c~
contributioos, the recoro.show.
Of the $29,639 expended, S2,9Gt
was the value placed oo non·
m<;qetary contributions made to
his campajgn.
SleltJons. initially favored lo
win in the ~ heavily Republican
74th Dutrict, spent $117,769 to
win the Republican nomination
fo r the assembly seat sought by
13 Republican ca'hdidales.
Ahd be' spent· an additional
$16S,071 in the general election to
ftnlsh second best to Cordova,
campaign records show.
Among expenses listed by the
NeWpOrt Beach auto dealer was
$534 paid to a Santa Ana detec·
tive agency for unspecified
services.
Mrs. Bergeson's write-in cam·
paian, which drew more voles
than any write-in campaign ill
Orange County history, was
financed mainly by small con·
tributors as more than 100 donors
contributed $14,620 that made up
her cash war chest.
Mrs. Bergeson's U.day bllu
was good enough to give her a
Council Petition
Pre-school Group .
Asks Irvine Help
I Youngsters from the Irvine
Community Nursery School are
still without a new home, but
organizers or the cooperative
pre-school said today they will
petition the Jrvine City Council
for help Tuesday.
Helen Cameron, past presl·
dent or the pre-school, said a
petition s igned by more than
100 parents will be given to the
council at the Tuesday night
meeting, at 7:30 p.m. at city
ball.
"We're asking them to give
our school first priority for
space in an existing city build·
ing," explained Mrs. Cameron,
who currently serves as presi·
de nt of the Orange County
Council of Parent Participation
Schools. I The pre-school has been
e>perating out of St. Matthew's i Lutheran Church in Irvine for
the past five years. It's run on a
were not clear unttJ alter the
building was completed.
Now, the pre-school is without
a buildi:tg since the church
started its own pre-school to·
day, with 12 children.
Mrs. Cameron said the reason
the two schools cannot merge is
that there are different
philosophies betw..,en the
schools. Also, the church school
expects to expand quickly, she
said.
She pointed out that the church.
and the school have bad "very
amiable" relations from the
start in 1972.
"In fact, we were supposed to
leave the church in October, but
they let us stay until December
because the city building was
behind schedule," Mrs.
Cameron said.
She said she hopes that· with
City Council help, a new home
can be found quickly for the 60
youngsters now out o( school.
~r0n1 t6ird place flA.lsb to
Cordon dd Sl~mon.t. •
Anthony's combined campaign
coct or $271,573 was the cosWest
ever for a county office but not
nearly as costly as Supervisor
Thomas Riley's primary election
victory.
Rlley spent $237,038 to win a
primary election over thtte op. ponents, Including Newport
Beach bus inessman Max
Binswan&er.
According lo Anthony's re·
cords, the former Wesminster
mayor spent $158,897 to de!eat
Harry Yamamoto in the general
election and '112,676 to scratch
his way into a fUno!f with Yamamoto in laspune'sprimary
election.
Uncovered in Anthony's state-
ment were monetary contribu-
tions app~nUy solicited on bis
bebaU by former police in!or·
mant Gene Conrad.
Conrad last week sued the
Orange County District At·
torne)''s office for $170,000,
claiming his constitutional right.s
·bad been violated by a series of
alleeed wire tapping incidents.
While most of Anthony's con·
trlbutions came from developer
and labor Interest, Conrad
claimed he was a chief fund·
raiter for the newly elected coun-
ty supervisor.
'IJllEYES STEAL .
$8,~ t;OFFEE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
(AP ) -Thieves temptecl bJ
sharply rising coffee prices havo
stolen a truck contalninc 2,419
pounds of cof!ee worth about
$3,500 in the northern town ol
Aalborc, police said today.
Danish coffee prices bave
jumped from $1. 75 to $3.50 in the
past year.
Hang Glider
Clips Lines
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Polly
Beal, 18, was listed in stable
condition ln University Hospital
Burn Center today after ber
ban& glider bit a power line on
Black Mountain.
Power was cut ore to 200
homes for 90 minutes Sunday.
Police said the girl was burned
over 3 percent of her body. 'cooperative approach, with
parents taking parent education
classes and then serving as
teachers and aides in the
classroom.
There is only one paid direc·
tor at the non-profit school, with
all other assistance coming
from parents. The 60 students
are three and four-year-olds.
The church had been planning
to open its own pre-school for
several years, but agrei!d to
hold off until a new meeting
place could be found for the
cooperative school.
Glance Shows Top
State Budget-Facets
In 1975, according to Mrs.
Cameron, the Irvine Communi-
ty Nursery School was told it
could use the new University
Commumty Park multipurpose
building, which was just com-
pleted.
The pre-school left the church
-last month and expected to
begin operating at the Uaiveni·
t y Community Park building
this mooth. However, it ran into
11oacs when the state licensing
board refused to grant a license
I for U$f) or that build.inf.
"First. there was not enough
gquare footaec in the building,
ISO we could only ttave classes
for 15, not our usual 24." Mrs.
,CameTon said.
"And, we need to have ex-
1eJusive use ot restrooms, whJch
'We don't have in this buildlnt,"
ashe added. 1 Both Mrs. Cameron and Pat
Fiero. or the city'• 1't'Cl'eat.lon
department. contlder the situa.
tlon a "misunderat&nding." I They said that the exaci re-
1 quiremeots of the pre-school
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -Here
at a glance is Gov. Edmund
BrownJr.'s budget for the 1977·78 ftscal year:
SPENDING : $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 milliom set aside
for schools, tax relief, Medi-Cal
And prison construction which is
* * * Fr ... rage AI
BUDGET •.•
covery from the economlc re--
cession of the past three years.
The revenue figures are based
on productions of a 10. l percent in·
crease in the personal income of
C'all!omians, a 12.2 percent in-
crease in business prolJts and a
1.2 percent drop in tbe unemploy.
mait rate during the coming
year.
Those factors will produce a
previously unexpected $1.13·
0000 ECONOMY
EYED FOR STA'T'E-A3
ADDfTIONAl.
BUDGET DETAILS-AS
lechnlcally not appropriated in
the budget bill.
TAXES: No new state or local taxes are proposed.
TAX RELIEF: $480 million Is
e&l'mer"'d for tax relief !or
homeowners and elderly renters.
SCHOOLS: Support would be
increased by $290 million. to $3.2
billion.
PAY RAISES: Five percent
for most stale employes, 2.2 per-
-cent for state college professors
and no raises !or Judges.
WELFARE: Grants would be
increased 6 percent.
GROWTH: Spending is fo,
creased $1,9 billion, or 14.3 per-
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus al the
end of the current &cal year on
June 30 is estimated at Sl.13
billion, and at $846.3 million next
year.
CONSTRUCTION: $94.2
million la earmarked for new
prison !acllities and $220. 7
mUllon Cor other state bulldinp.
·Terry and the Toddlers
St~iped, hooded terrycloth wraps keep
children warm after their daily exercise
in the children's pool of a nursery in .
Torgau, East Germany. Physical exercise
in the pool's warm waters is used when
cold weather keeps outdoor activities to a
minimum.
E,.._PageAJ
WNGET. • •
to his fower abdomen, ''is a
puncture wound.'•
Miss Longet was asked where
the gun was that killed Sabi ch,
' .. Claudine responds with word.a to the effect. 'I don't kno'!1 it's
around here somewhere,' :)be is
distraught, upset."
Anderson warned the jury to
expect conflicting testimony
about whether Miu Looiet said
she thought the safety was on the Pistol to prevent it Crom firing. At
a preliminary bearing, a police
olflcer said Miss Longet told him
she did DOt believe the safety wa.s on. 11Vblle a sheriff's deputy said
the opposite.
Many potential jurors -in·
eluding some of those picked -
said during jury selection last
week that lhey had thought alone
time or another that Miu Longet
was guilty of shooting Sabich.
Co~Backs
Judge's Act
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
Supreme Court today left un·
touched a federal judge's de·
clsion to take charge or de·
segregation efforts in strlfe-tom
South Boston High School.
. The justices refused to review
action taken by U.S. District
Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr .•
which previously bad been up·
held u constitutional by the 1st
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
On Dec. 9, 1975, Garrity ruled
that black students at South
Boston High were not receiving
peaceCul, desegregated educa-
tion as provided for In an inte·
gralion plan !or all Boslon
schools. and took control of the school.
Teens Slay
Heist Victim
VAN NUYS <AP) -A man
haS been shot aqd killed when he
tried to resiat' a robbery at·
tempt, police say.
Catarino Fernandez, 32, was
shot in the face with a rifle and
the three teenaee boys who com·
mHted the crjme then fled,
police said. No weapons or sus· .Pe<jl.s have been found.
Death Cloe Sought
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Police
are tr)rtng to find ·a motive and
dues in alayinf of Manuel Lopez,
35, and woundine of Albert
Medina, 41, both of U>8 Angeles,
by a gunman Sunday. ·
County Bus
Firm LOses
'Super Deal'
The Orange County Transit Dis·
trict had planned to earn up to
$4,000 carrying Cans to Sunday's
Super Bowl game in Pasadena.
But Greyhound Bus lines
agreed at the last minute to supp-
ly up to 20 buses lo carry
passengers to the game instead,
OCTDofficials said today.
OCTD directors had agreed last
week lo lease up to 20 buses for $25
an hour each for the day to Airport
Services Inc. oC Anaheim.
However, OCTD assistant
manager Jim Reichert said today
the Raiders' and Vikings· team of·
flcials chose to have the Anaheim
firm carry their fans in plush
Greyhound cruisers instead.
FroaPageAJ
TANKER ..•
790-foot vessel, which can carry
either oil or ore, was proceeding
to port under its own power for
repairs.
The incidents involving foreign
registry ships have led to a call
for greater regulation of such
ships while operating in U S.
waters under International safe·
ty regulations less stringent than
those of U.S. standards.
The Coast Guard was also at
sea off New England looking for
the missing Panamanian tanker
Grand Zenith with acrewof38and
eight million gallons of oil aboard.
The search began Jan. 4.
Collst Guard Capt. Bernard
Hoyland, who has directed the
search since it began a week ago,
said the effort will be halted to·
day, "if we get a decent search ..
and nothing is found.
Froa Page Al
SCUDDER ••
It ls expected that fi.nal argu·
ment.s in the trial will get under
way later today after Scudder
completes his r ebuttal
testlmony.
Wesson, Sellers and two other
defense witnesses have testified
that Scudder helped to plan his own kldnaping and intended to
keep half or the $250,000 ransom
money.
Scudder denies the allegation.
He testified that be suffered
broken teeth and other facial in·
juries after ho escaped Crom the
kidnapers' ..van in Fountain
Valley by fa king a heart attack.
Frolfl Page A J
LORITZ· •••
will hold its first meetinR Thurs·
day. <ReJatedstory,A8.)
Commissioners selected so far
were selected by supervisors and
the Orange County League of
Cities. The four commissioners
then will select a fifth Crom the
general public.
Diedrich call ed Loritz' applica-
tion a .. terrible idea," addiog,
"He is in the system. What kind
of public input does be bring into
it?"
Lorilz said he realized some
commissioners might think he
would be prejudiced in some
areas but he didn't. think he
would be.
He said he mentioned bis in·
terest In the post to both
Hollinden and Clark, who he said
"kind oC looked over their glasses
at me."
Hollinden said today he didn't
recall Loritz menlioning the posi-
tion but added, "I would have
taken it as a joke."
Hollinden said both he and
Clark already serve as OCTD
dfrectors. Adding another OCTD
representative, he said, could
tum the new agency into "just
window dressing."
Unlike Loritz, Hollinden ex·
plained, both be and Clark serve
as elected representatives on the
OCTD board and the new com-
mission.
Lontz is in the position to draft.
OCTD plans and sell them to his
own board of directors, Hollinden
said. Once such plans were aP'
proved by OCTD direct.ors, he
continued, they would be
forwarded to the new transporta·
tion agency for action.
And Hollin den said he would no
more favor Loritz for the post
than a city manager or Counly
Administrative Officer Robert
Thomas.
"You can't be staff and a
policy maker both," HoUinden
said.
Clark said appointing Loritz
mjght be misunderstood by some
and he wanted the new agency to
begin thlnga properly.
And Diedrich added that while
Loritz might legally flt the defini-
tion of the public member, com-
missioners morally bave an ob-
ligation to appoint a citizen at
large.
"I don't think be fits that
category in anybody's mind,"
Diedrich sald.
OCTD directors bad remained
neutral on legislation which
created tbe new agency. But
Loritz said he opposed it "as a
duplication of effort."
He said he no longer opposes it,
however, and believes it can
work well. ·
"l am golng to roll UJ> my
sleeves and work with It," Lorilz
said, addJng he would cooperafe
whether appoin ted cont·
mL4'sioner or not. ,
DAILY PILOT
BROWN SPEAKS UP,
£DITORIAL-M
billion surplus ln the current
budget year, wb1cb ends JUDe 30,
and an 11.2 percent increase in
state tax revenues next year,
Finance Director JloyBeUsaid.
College Leaves Campus:
, '
Brown's 19'77·78 spending
budaet proposal is $15,196,527,110,
including $896, 6 m Wion teehnicaJ.
1Y d>t appropriated bJtM budget
bW wbicb is set aside tor schools,
tu re.lier, Medi-Cal and i>rlson
coostnlctioo.
Brown said new prlaons arc
needed to increase the~ltY of
CalUornla 's 21.000..lnmat6 cor-
rectlooal aystem by ~2,400,
.. becauae the laws we have
palMd ln the last two >'Utt are
projected to lncr•IH our prhoft
populat.lOll aubatanUally.
"Ther• '• a arut deal ol d.ll·
CUNlon that not enouO l*>Pl• ate tolq to prboo. antl I h.Jve a
hunch that aa we go down the road
the Judaes are iolna to tou&hen
\Q>. Ancf ii we are &ClQa &o &ave
awtft, certaln P@llhment ••'ve sot to have the roona avallabl'"
bu aid.
Saddleback College offered its
first 28 "storefront'' c1&11es in
1973, taking a small partollta cur-
riculum out into the community Jt wu attempUna toaene.
Otber commw\lt)' (Oll4*5 bad
already begun auch" off-campus
programs, so It wasn't a
partlcularl;)' ne• roacept. B-.t at ~J Ume, Saddleback olfitlal1
SWJ weren•uure it wouldc~tcboa
In South Orange ColU\ty. Tber'•.• beOll convinced. Dunne the upcomlnc 1pl'iq
aemest..-, clauea wW be \aQ&bl
at mON Ulan ao oft-campua Illa.
rancll\I from lrvlne'• Cul...-ctale
Scbool to Sao Clemente Hich Sci.oot and frotn Ill Toro Marine
Corpa Alr 8tftlOll to Lquna
BeacbRJl)l ScbOol.
That~. modeltalateof21 d .... bM~ .... than
t.ento1c1. ••U o"' aoo eo.ne MC-Uou will be taupt alaft<ampa1
l.dllile& Ja the SMlhbect J>JI..
Offerings Expanded to 300
trictthiuprlng.
Dm Armstrong, the Mission
Viejo· icbool'a community in·
formation director, said an
estlmated2,000peopleareexpect·
ed lo mroll, fU~g S.000 available
seat.a. Thia 111ean1 some people
tatetwoor Q'.lore clusea.
''The admlnlstraUoa ls pro-
bably proudest of the fact that a
Audat can now luJnu all requlre·
llll!llta fOC' ao asaocia~ tn arts
deiree by taking off.campus
clasMI, ••Armstrong noted.
Offtclall •i .. credit ror t.he sur·
1• in t.b• pro1ram '• seope to ad-snlll:latrator Wtlliatb Jay. who wu hired aw•f trom Moorpark
CoUeae tn Ventura County. where
be bll4 est.lbllabtd a almllar com·
.malt1currlculum.
Aa 8addl1bact'1 dean ol ln· 1tru~tlon, Jay moved !or a
maniYe expansion ol orricampus oaer1n.,, primarily because or
thesueofthed.istrtct-48percent
of the county 'a land area.
Armstrong said Lhe admlnistra·
tlon hu consistently argued that
a large off~ampus program can·
not aubstitute for permanent
campwi !acllitlea. This ls one key
reason for the current move to
open a aecond diltrlct campus In
Irvine.
The inf ormatlon omcetaaid tho
bulk or the off-catnpus program
cla11ea must convene lo the late
altemoon or evening because
they malce use of fac:WUes that
are in uae durlnc the d1ytlme
houn -1uch u aecoodary and
elementary 1chools.
•
"A second campus provides a
permanent location for the
daJtlllle student.a as well." he
said.
Using the facilities of the fl111
unified school districts within Us
boundaries baa produced sore
side benefits for Saddleback.
For example, A.nnstroog not·
ed. weldln~ and auto sboo oro-grams that still have no college-
level Cacllltles available can ba
taught in fully·equlpped high
school shops, alvtnc the tax·
payers a 1reater return on their
investment.
Besides the 15 scboolJ that Will
bt used as class sites this sprtna. Saddl~back wlll make use of
several boapltala, Matine CofP.'
faciUtJes, community centers,
savings and Joan buUdlnp, a drug
rehabilitation center and a
Ubrary.
Classes Usted ln the school's
COUl'le schedule, which was ..
cenUy maUed to all district 1'flll·
dtntl, cover lbe enUre 1ped.l'um
ol Saddlebact•1 educatiObal pro-aram. ,
,
' Laguna/South Coast
EDITION
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TEN CENTjS
SC Police Chief Fights Retirenient' J
By PH1L1 P ROSMAIUN OflM Dally ~l ... SWtt
Whether Melvin Portner will
be San Clemente police chief
alter May 1 remained in doubt to-
1
day. as Portner sought a hearing
before the City Council aod city
1 administrators kept mum about
l a forced early retirement.
; Portner, 55, police dllef or the
1 town of 22,000 since Aug., 1974,
1 has been asked privately by the
council to take his optional early Weeks listing Jan. 1, 19'1'8, as the
retirement and to resip May 1. day he intends to step down. By
But Portner wants to stay on dotng so be risks an open confroo-
through the end ol this year, • •tation with the councU and the
when he would have completed poesibllity of public embarrass-
hls third year as chief. Laa w~k ment.
Portner gambled and retused to At stake is Portner's pension.
submit a letter of resignation That at least ts· Portner's
slgnfying the early retirement pubUc stance. He says that by re.
sought by the council. malnint until past _,ugust this
Instead he sent a memoran-year be wlll have eompleted
dum to City Manager Gerald three full years as police chief.
Retirement benents are based
upon the hiahest three yea.rs of
employment. Portner, who has
been with the San Clemente force
25 years. says the difference
between retlremeot In May and
retirement eight months later
could mean a big difference in b1a
pension.
Yet rough calculations show
that Portner may be scrappine
with the Ci\>' Council to hang onto
his job for a dl(Jerence o! about
$15 a week, or $79S a year, in re-
tirement pay.
Portner Is salaried at $23,220 a
year. and has been since June 30,
1975. He and 170 other San
Clemente employes are still
neeotiating work contracts that
will be retroactive to July 1, 1976.
Accounting for the highest
three years of pay, according to
Portner's personnel ~. if
the chief were to win no new pay
raises bis pension would total
just over $11,000 a year.
If Portner w.ere to get con·
aervative pa)' hikes of five per·
cent effeetive last July and again
this July (it he's permitted to
stay on), bis highest prospective
pension would be about $ll,800 a
year.
The figw:es could vary depend· <See BEABJNG, Page A%)
Oil-free Anterican Tanker Splits ~
'
'State's
I iBudget
jUrweiled
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. today un-
veiled a $15.2 billion state spend-
ing plan that promises hundreds
of millions or dollars in the com-
ing year for tax relief, local
schools and new prisons.
The De m ocratic governor
asked for a $1.9·billion increase
over the current year, a record ~ spending boost.
But he was stingy in proposed
1 pay raises for state workers and
in mostdepartment budgets.
No new stale or local taxes are proposed.
School......support would be in-
creased by $290 million. to $3.2
billion, with most of it going to
low-wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be in·
creased six percent.
~:s'!ges and state college pro-rs fare poorly in Brown's
lplan. It offers raises or five per·
cent for most state employes, 2.2
percent for state college pro-
fessors, and nothing for judges.
Suburban homeowners and
elderly renters stand to gain the
most in a S480·milllon tax relief
plan. It contains tax rebates of $56
to $700 each for 1.9 million of
California 's 3.8 million
homeowners and rebates of Sl.S to
S288 each for up to 416,000 elderly
renters . l Brown earmarked $94.2 million
, to build one or more new prisons
lin Southern California, $220.7
million for construction or other
state buildings and $4.7 million
l"to nurture and s upport the many
!sprouts of creativity struggling
!throughout the state" with grant.s
toCaJifornia artists.
"It is a program that is am·
tbitious, but it is possible," the
•38·year·old governor aald of the
~ budget proposal of his era-
of ·limila administration. I "The important C<>Mept is that
this budget does not caJI on the
'people or this state for anl( new
general ta.x me rease, and 1t does
\so despite the r act that It includes
a proposal for ma1orproperty tax
relief of close to half a bilhon
dollars ... he said.
''This is a program that does not
call for new taxes this year, next
year, or in the foreseeable future
-given a commitment to seH-
restraing on the part of JocaJ gov-
emment, and given an economy
similar to what we have seen over
tbelastfiveyears."
He baaed this on the strength of
estimates of spectacular In·
creases in state revenues pro-
duced by "amoderatelygood"re-
. (See BUDGET. Page Al)
Coast
Weath e r
Some Jow clouds near t11e
coast Tuesday. but most-
ly sunny. Blaha in the 60s.
Lows ln the40s.
.11'81DE T ODAY
Oakland~'"°"'""* de/ft# ;, all abotd m thtl
&q>.r Bow.I. SIOl"ll, All.
Dalty ,,_ St.att ""-'• SAN JUAN DREAM HOME IS AFOUL Of' MYST£RY OF SEWER' LINE LOCATION
Robin Md Denni• Math«• S.r Qty 18 8t F...et In Home BuHdlng Diiemma
PUC Reopens
Hearings on
SC Crossing
Hearings on a proposed grade-
1 eve l pedestrian crossing of
railroad tracks fronting the San
Clemente city pieT were re-
opened by the Public Utilities
Commission today.
They are the third series ot
meetings to be held at the San
Clemente City Hall.
The city maintains that an
electronically controlled gate
crossing is a safe alternative to
what the city maintains are un-
acceptable current methods or
getting to the pier.
Beachgoers either have to
negotiate two sets of steep stairs
a nd pass through an under·.
ground tunnel, or slip through :I
hole in a chain-link fence
paralleling the tracks.
PUC staff, Santa Fe attorneys
and representatives ol the state
transportation department argue
that a gra'de-level crossing is
hazardous. A tunnel under the
tracks, or bridge over them, in·
stead ls preferable, they say.
Hearings are scheduled
through Thursday. They are
open to the public.
.2 Inmates Eseape
NAPA (AP) -A pair of in-
mates, David Falkenberry, 33,
and Ronald Hobbs, 2(, escaped
from the jail here. •
• .
'Dream' Troubled
By Sewer Foulup
• By ANNE COOPER Of"" 0•111 ~·-91.aft Dennis and Robin Mathis
planned to move into their San
Juan Capistrano dream house by
mid-January, in plenty or time to
get settled before the arrlvaJ Qf
their second child. ·
But that was before Mathis,
who ts building the house
himself, found out bow much it
would cost to book up to a city
se#er line that, for some 7'8.SOn,
nobody could locate because the
city had no maps.
"I called city hall in August
when I was taking out my Joan,
and public works told me the
sewer connection fee would be
$350," said Mathis. "They dJdn 't
.. mention that the fee wu due lo to up to $750 on Sept. 1.
71BEYES S'IE4L
$8,500 COFFEE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
(AP> -Thieves tempted by
sbarply rising coffee prices have
stolen a truck containing 2,419
pounds of coffee worth about
$8,SOO 1n the northem town of
Aalborg, police said today.
Danish coftee prices have
jumped from $1. 75 to $3.50 in the
past year.
"When I went ib to pay the fee.
I had quite a shock. It was $400
more than I'd been told. I ex·
plained that rny Joan was based
on the $.150 figure, but the man l
talked to said there was no
chance I could pay anything Jess
than '750. . ''I went ahead and paid it
because I didn't want to delay
construction. As it twns out, con-
strucUon has been dela.yed so
badly, l wish now I hadn't paid
tbefee.''
The delay started when no one
in public works could tell Mathis
where the sewer llne entered his
propel'ty. The city hes no maps on record.
Mathis said he was told the de-veloper who built the tract his
property is in never gave the city
a map showing where utilities
were Installed.
The developer told Mathis he
had not only given the city a
map, but had even paid a sewer
connection tee for the property
Mathis now owns.
.. I was told at city hall the re-
cords are being mirOOftlmed, so
there is no way for me t:o de·
termine whether I should be pay-
ing a connection fee at all.'' he
said.
Anxious t-0 get on with con·
si~ction, Mathis spent an addl·
tiorlal $200 digging a trench
<See DREAM, Pa«e A%)
~ Emergende• Batadled
Paramedic Unit .Btisy
The first weekedd for South
Coaat paramedic MrVtc. fouad
the team respondina to sht
emergencies includlnc two 1n
Laruna Beach where voters
funded the contl'act terftce with aw override.
O'tange County Flre
Paramedic Chief Jack All• to-
day bailed clty·count)'' coopeta·
Uon notlna tbat on one cue, that
of a woman who aufftted a
sellure, the paraantdlc unit wq
met at tbe south city limit.a and
escorted by pollce. Other-police
unJta Jc~ l11tenedlana cleared
ahead for the eme.rseney van.
L••una Beach Ftre CbJtf
Charley Kuhn Hid tb9 UM ()(
paramediCflwill be rdledl!d in a
vittbl• dlff ernce In the way
ecnqeac1 calla arehandlect.
•·0a m.StcaJ aid can.. th•
clt1.am will • ... cts.rwe lfl l1'0
reapeeta. B•tor• we 6ad par..
amedks; a tire enalne, police unit
and ambulene• r•pond~ to medlcalatdcaUa. ,
needed. The paraJQedle& do not
transport ualeaa absolutely
neeeuary. . l
•"It la expected the tJme spent at
tie leeDt ot a mHk:al aid will be
lociter. 1'11'e parameclica mutt
have Ume to contact their bue
bopsital and the doctor, set \IP
U*r apeclalltld equipment and
I "We wW now have e fourtb.,. at.abU.te &ht ~~ belnl
It, tM panmtdlc ""' nepodd• trwpotted to tbe bcspital. This
Lnf.toour mecUe.i8'dtalll. pniceid"n .takn moreu~. but
'1be ltrelfttn IN• UM ae_. oa ael'lou• t11•. It wllti w
to ·~ \be .............. The beotldal to tM~" "'*' poUeeme an• u..-... ao.,.. ;at.
slat and control tralfte a.ad ~· Beech 8i'emen bav•
Cl"O'f'dl. Tb• unbaltnee II for b ••n tr1Jnln1 with tbe tr~Uoa t> UM bolpftal if peram~lc• since Dec. IO. . . _J . _.,__ ..
~ 9·
. .
.~Cling
TO Stern
In Storlll
GLOUCESTER, Mass. {AP) -
The American coastal tanker
Chester A. Poling, pummelled by
gale winds and high waves,
broke up six miles off Cape Ann
today and its bow sank, the Coast
Guard reported. Two crewmen
were rescued from the sea and
six others clung to the still·
floating stern, the Coast Guard
said.
The tanker carried no cargo.
At mid-day, a Coast Guard cut-
ter reached the stricken 43·year·
old, 281-foot tanker.
The Coast Guard rescuers
hoped to shoot a line to the
tanker's stern and send a raft on
the line to the s ix stranded
crewmen.
''The aht'&''e on scene l10'I#, bUt
the seas are too rough for us to
aet. close enough to attempt a
rescue," a spokesman said.
Cape Ann is about 30 miles ·
north of Boston. Its principal
community is the fishing city or
0 7S
-~-....... "'-SCENE OF 8R£4KUP
Off Gloucester, Maas.
Bank Hit
~ I In Wee~end ~ -
Burglary
Gloucester. A rash of minor. amateurish
Waves in ~he area werel~to20 burglaries in Laguna Beach is j
feet, and wtnds were b!ow:mg 35 continuing with five thefts and 1 knots. The storm, the third m l~s ' two attempts including one at the
than two weeks and the second. m United California BanJc over the four days, pelted lh.e are~ Wlth \ weekend. 1
snow, sleet and Creezi_ng ram. . , Jack Scher~r. bank manager.f
A total of 11 . o1l·car~yang aid today there was no' loss.and vessels have been involved m ac.1 s di d h cidents in or near U.S. waters even• scoun~e t e r~port ?f a
since Dec. 15, including seven burgla11y, saying he ~~everl it lo
Liberian tankers, two Panama· haye been only malietou<; mis·
nian ones 'and two U.S. vessels -chief.
the Poling and an Ohio River oil Several of the narrow glass ·
barge. panes in the louvered windows '
Jn addition, the Panamanian· were removed, but it appeared I
registered bulk cargo carrier no entry to the bank was made. '
Mary Ann was hit by an· ex-The latest burglary was dis· '
plos1on and fire Saturday. The covered this morning at the ·
79CHoot vessel, which can carry Colony Kitchen, 1045 S. Coast
either oil or ore, was proceeding ffighway, Laguna Beach.
to port under ifs own power for Entry to the restaurant was
repairs. forced and a safe containing $285
T in cash demolished by a de-be incidents involving foreign termined burglar who peeled ,
registry ships have led to a call through the strongbox with a for greater regulation of such
ships while operating in U.S. chisel.
waters under international safe-Other burglary reports in-ty regulations less stringent than elude:
lh06e of U.S. stadards. -Theft of an unknown number
The Coast Guard was also at of wet suits. from the Oak Street
sea orr New England looking for Surf Sb op, 1096 S. Coast 1
CSffTANKER,PageA2) Highway, by a thief who re-1
moved several panes from a
Ck~me Jail
T1USty Loses
Job Over Pot.
San Clemente police said today
they've lost faith in Vivian Joe
Baca, a trusty who's been work·
ing off his debt to society a~er a
purae·snatching convict.ion by
cleaning up around city jail since
October.
Police said that on Saturday
ni,cht tliey sr\ifted an odor you're not supposed to be able to 1nilf
aro\lnd a police staUOb, and
traced the scent of burning marl·
Juana to Baca 's cell.
They aafd a aearc~b, at; d Garden Grove, a
p1rttally smobd marl uana
~i;,ette and a tlaas Ti COD· g bit.I or the plant.
Thia mom(Qf police transport•
ed Baca to bit new job at count)'
Jan, alter th•rtfQC him wl~ possealon or marijuana in a jail.
Mam Held in Death
BURBANK (AP)-Anunlden·
Utled Glendale man bas bten at·
relted an4 booked. for 1U1pic10I\
of fefQllJ mansla~r after B~ ~om an, Helen C•ey, lo
hw 10s. n. bit and killed wlllle croatna a atreeL ,.
louvered window and reached in·
to the building to grab the sults.
-Theft of a $600 sewing
machhte from Beverly B, DuPuis, Catalina Street.
-Theft or a purse and contents
valued at $50 from the home of
Ruth K. Angresa on Chiquita St.
-A tiurglory, but no loss at '
Jeani 's Bistro, 696 S. Coast
mahway.
-An attempted burglary at
Eschbach's, 305 Forest Avenue,
apparently foll~ when police ·
responded to an aJann.
'M.4/VY CALLED;
ONE CHOSEN 1 .. We were absolutely amazed
at lhe numbel' of calls we re-
ct6ved. We were sorry to have to '
Clve up our puppy. but he found a 1
·good home... I · That's the adfertlslng success
experienced by a Newport Beach
couple who placed tbls clusified
ad:
Excel>llon•I puppy mala gentle devoted compt-
nJon about JO wks XJuC• xxxx
U YoU need to fl.nd irlw home
ror a pet, call 6'2-5878. It taltM
only a few words in tbe rfcbl
place -and tbe rttbt f.lace
alont the Onn1• c.oa.t a tho Dally Pilot. .,
. .
!1,.1 DAIL V PILOT L/SC Monday. January 10. 1917
:I:College Leaves. t(J. : I I pus .. -
Saddleback College orrered Its
brsl 28 "storefront" classes in
1973, tatinc a small part ot Its cur-
riculum out Into the community It
'4'as attempting lo serve.
O/f eringa Expanded to 300
Other community colleges had
already begun such orr.campus
programs, so It wasn't a
partkuJarly new concept. But at
the time, Saddleback o((icials
still weren't sure al would catch on
in.South Orange County.
iThey've been convinced. During the upcoming spring
semester. classes will be taught
at more than 30 off-campus sites,
ranging from Irvine's CWvetd.ale ~l to San Clemente High
Scaoot loci from El Toro Marine
COTp:S Air s.._uoa to Lquna
BeachHIO School.
Tbatorfglnat, modeststateo!ZI
classes bu increased more than
tenfold. Well over 300 coone sec-
tions will be taught atof'f-campus
facilities in the Saddleback Dis-
trict this spring.
Dan Armstrong, the Miasion
. Viejo achool 's community ln·
formation director, said an
estimated 2,000 people are expect·
ed to enroll, filling 5,000 available
seats. This mean.! some people
Si emens $18 2,1140
Cordov a Expenses
Tabbe d at $29,639
Campaign disclosure state·
ments on file with the Orange
County Registrar of Voters today
shbw:
torney's office for $1'10,000,
claiming bis constitutional rights
had been violated by a serle.s or
alleged wire tapping lncldent.s.
tablwoormor•cta1Se1. · ·l'~ admlA¥t.r,t1on ls pro-
bloly)lroudest bl Cbe ract that a
st\.ldent can now fulfill all tequlre-
ment8 for an ueodate In art.a
degree by taklng otr-campus
classes," Armslroognotcd.
Officials give credit for the SW'· ae in th'e prorram 'a IJCope to ad-
mirllst.rator WUUarn Jl)', who
was hlred away from Moorpark
College ln Ventura County, where
he had established a similar com-
munity curriculum.
As Saddleback 's dean o( in·
structlon, Jay moved for a
maaslve expansion ot off-campus
olferi.o•s, primarily beuuse of
the size ot the dl1lrict-48 pereeot
oltbecounty'1 land area.
Armstrong said the adm.inlstra·
lion bas consisteoUy argued that
a large olf-eampus prosram can-
not aubstttute ror permanent
campua raclliUes. This 11 one tey
reason for the current move to
open a second district campus in
Irvine.
The informatioa officer said the
bulk ol the off-campus proeram
clusea must convene in the late
afternoon ctr eventni because -Underdog Ron Cordova
spent a comparatively paltry
$29,639 to win both the De·
mocratic nomination and the
74th Assembly District seat.
-Losing 74th Republican can-
didate James Slemons' foray into
politics cost him and hls backers
$182.840 of which $109,823 is still owed toSlemons persooaJly.
Glance Shows Top
State Budget Facets
-Marlaa Bergeson's
whirlwind write-in candidacy in
t.M 74th cost $15,432.
-County Supervhor Philip
Anthony's combined primary
and general election campaign
was the most costly ever for a
~ounty office, $271,573.
Cordova 's expenditUJ"es for the
1976 political season were the
lowest of any Orange County can·
did ate for a county, state or
federal office.
His winning campaign over
Republicans Slemons and
Bergeson ended with a $412 sur-
plus and $5,100 borrowed along
the way repaid from campaign
contributions, the records show. or the $29,639 expended, $2,904
was the value placed on non·
monetary contributions made to
his campaign.
Slemons. initially favored to
win in the heavily Republican
74th District, spent $117,769 to
win the Republican nomination
for the assembly seat sought by
l3 Republican candidates.
And he spent an additional
$SS,071 in the general election to
finish second best to Cordova,
campai~n records show.
Amonl expenses llsted by the
Newport Beach auto dealer was
~ paJd to a Santa Ana cktec·
tive agency for unspecified
services.
Mrs. Bergeson 's write-in cam·
paign, which drew more votes
than any write·in campaign in
Orange County history. was
financed ma.inly by small COD·
tributol'5 as more than lOOdonors
contributed $14,620 lhat made up
her cash war chest.
Mrs. Bergeson ·s 12-day bllu
was good enough to give her a
strong third place finish to
Cordova and Slemor\S.
Anthony's combined campaJan
('()St or $271.573 was the ~tllut
<'Ver for a county of'flce but not
nearly as costly as Supervisor Thomas Riley 's primaryelecUoo
~ctory
Riley spent $237 ,038 to win 3
S>rimary election over three OP-
ponen ts, including Newport
Beach business man Max
Binswanger.
According to Anlhony·s re·
t'ords. the former Wesrninster
mayor spent $158,d.97 to defeat
Harry Yamamoto in the 1eneraJ
election and $112,676 t.o scratch b~ way into a r\lnoff with
YamamotoinlastJune'sprimary
dtttion.
Uncovered in Antbooy's si.te-
ment were monetary coolribu·
tions apparently solicited oo his
behalf by former police infor·
mant Gene Conrad.
Conrad last week sued the
Oranie County Dlatrkt At·
DAILY PILOT
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Here
at a glance is Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'s budgetfor tbe 1977-78
fiscal year:
SPENDING: $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 milliorn set aside
for schools, tax relief, Medi.Cal
and prison construction which ls
technically not appropriated ln
the budget bUI.
* * * F ro• P GfJf! AJ
BUDGET •••
covery from the economic re·
cessionofthepastthreeyears.
The revenue figures are based
on productions of a 10.l percent in·
crease in the personal income of
Californians, a 12.2 percent in·
crease in busine~ profits and a
1.2 percent drop in the unemploy-
ment rate during the coming year.
'Those factors will produce a
previously unexpected $1.13·
GOOD ECONOMY
EYED FOR STATE-43
ADDfTIONAL
BUDGET DETAILS-AS
billion surplus jn lhe current
budget year, which ends June 30,
and an U.2 percent increase in
state lax revenues next year,
Finance Director Roy Bellsald.
Brown's 1977·78 speodlnt
budget proposal is $1.S.195,527,UO,
inctudine $896.6 million teclmica.I· ly not appropriated in tbe bud&et.
bill which is set aside for schools,
lax reUef, Medl·Cal and prison ·
construction.
Brown said new prisons are
needed to increase the c~clty or
California's 21,000..inmate cor-
recUonal system by anoUier2,400,
"because the laws we h•ve
passed in the Jast two years are
projeded to increase our prl.son
population substantially.
"There's a great deal of dis·
cUlllon that not ~h people
are 1oing to prison, and J ban a
hunch that as we aodovm tbeTOlld
the Judges are going to toughen
up. And lf we are goin& to have
swift, certain punlahment we've
got t.o have the room av.U.ble."
heaaJd.
Brown said the MW faclUties
would be built in Southern
California because Northern
California already hu • veater
prison capacity than needed for
its population.
But he aaid it woulcl be Mattb
before the Department ol Correc-
tioiu will have a report on pre·
ferred sites, .nd on whether \he
2,400 new cells should be at one of
several aites. ·
In the tax rolld plan $COO
mllllon is Intended for homeowners, and S80 million for
renters.
Homeowners would be tllaiblo
for rebate checks from tho at.ate
with amounts dependinf UpOn
household lncomo anchhevelu.of
tbelr boaia.
Bent.en a1e a and otde:r woutcl
beellalbleforchecaofupto•,
depending OD bousebold lncome,
wtib tbe minimum paymeotol$1.S
to U.. with income. bltwtell $1.1.000 and SlJ,000. No addltkmll
tu relief la propoMd foe ~
renters.
TAXES: No new atate or local taxes are propc»ed.
TAX RELIEF: $81 mlllloo la
earmarked for tax teUef ror
homeownen and elderty ra&cs.
·SCHOOLS: Support ~ be i.ncrnled by P90 mW.loo, to sa.2
b1Won. '
PAY RAISES: Jilve percent
for m•t state employes, 2.2 per-cent for 1t1te colleie proleuon and oo raise, for ju.ct&es.
WELFARE: Graota would be increued 8 percent.
GROWTH: Spending la in~
creased $1.9 billion, or 14.3 per-
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus at the
end or the current fiscal year on
June 30 is estimated at $1.13
bUlton, and at $846.3 million next
year.
CO NSTRUCTION: $94.2
million is earmarked ror new
prison facilities and $220.7
million for other state buildings.
County Deputy,
Shot 'Victim,'
Fi la Lawsuit
B1WJLUAM8CHREIBEK
OI ... DIN" Pi. Wtt
Lawyers representing •"!
Orange County SberUt's deputy
hoepitallzed last month with the
alleged ill effects of a tnyine flu
shot sald today a $1 mllliob clalm
has been Ciled againet the'federal
government.
Tbe clalm contends that Clif·
Cord Deller, 81, of Anueim1 spent 1' daya In Can)'On General
Hospital with an extremely high
fever and temporary paralysis of
hU arm• and le11.
Dldt Pacelli, a member ol th•
T\lltln law firm involved ln tbe
action, said the claim document
had been malled Satmda)' to the
U.S. Deputment of Health.
EducaUon and Welfare.
An KEW spokeunan in Les Angeles said the claim wu eit-
pected to arrlve today but there
would be no comment oo ita con-
tent or allt11Uon.
Pacelli 'a law ftrm wu reta1ned
by the Oran•• Com\ty Deputy
ShertJf'I MIOCltlOD OD behalf o! Deller. ·
Accordlna to Pacelll, Deller
wu 1tven the awtne flu ahot
while on the job Friday, Dec. 3.
"He felt w heezy over the
weekend but report.ct for h1I re-
gular ahlft the followiq Mon·
day," PaceUI aatd. "AU a.m. the
next morning he awoke with
cb1115 and a lOS·degreefever."
Accordine to Pacelli the depu·
t.y was treated by paramedics
and taken to the bospltal, where
he ran a bleh fever for five days
and was paralyzed ror another week. ~ ··u. atlll llu nttduileffedaot the paralysis In hii right arm and
finge.rs," Pacelll 1aJd.
they make use ot facilities that
are in use durlftt the daytime
hours -s uch at NCODda.ry and
elementary schools.
"A HCOnd campw provides a
p'ermanent location ror tho
dayt1JDe students as well," he
laid.
\Jaing the racillties ot the five
unified school districts within its
boundaries has produced some
side benefits for Saddleback.
For example, Armstrong ool·
ed, weldln1 and auto shop pro-
grams that still have no college.
level facilities available can be
taught in fully-equipped high
school shops, giving the tax-
payers a greater return on their
investment.
Besides the 15 schools that will
be used as class sites this spring,
Saddleback will make use or
several hospitals, Marine Corps
facilitlea, community centers,
savings and loan bulldlop, a.drug
rehabilitation center and a
library.
Classes listed in the school's
course schedule, which was re-
cently mailed to all district resi·
dents. cover the entire spectrum
oC Sad.dleback'a educaUooal pro-gram.
DllllY l'llet •\Mt -
RESPONSIBILITY RESTS WITH STUDENT IN CROSSROADS
Clndf Morrow (left), Nancy Crowell Uk• Ch•ll•noea
'Crossroads' Lauded
Students Assess Dana Hill& .ffigh Program
B7 ANNE COOPD . °'"" 084'1 ,,......., Students set a better \,nlpara·
Uca in D au Hilla ~ Sebool's
cn>aroada procram than lt\.l·
dedts bl tradldoaaJ blab IC.bool
'prosram1, re1ardlaa ol their
poat.snduaUoa uptradom.
Tbil WU Ute UM.Ament Of
Nancy Crowell-pd Qndl Mor-row,. education m~ la the
JUl'-<>ld alternatlve acbool pro.
tram, wblcb draws student.a
from t.brouehout &be Capi.atram
Unified School Dtat.rtct.
••Kicb who want tQ 10 tocollqe are betUr prepared.. becaue at
Crossroads they have to take
reaponalblUty for their own
academic proirea1," said Cindi.
"Tbey can't put lbe learning
burden oo teachers,
"Other k.ldJ, who want to go
right to work after high school,
alao have an advantage as
CroAroadJ students. Work eic·
perieace is hullt into the pro-
gram, so when they look for Jobs
F,....P11ge AI
HEARING. •
ing on supplements from social
security and actual pay hikes.
Despite the apparent small dlf.
ference, Portner maintains that
retirement benefits are his
greatest concern about forced
early retirement. He frankly bu
said, however, that he has never
calculated the benefit.
"I don't even know what I'm
malting now,•• Portner said.
Portner aald also that be feels
there are unfulfilled obligations
ol the job be aireed t.o t.ake on
when he accepted the post. He would not. be more specific.
Those are points be-intends to
take up with the council, Portner
said. if be ls granted a bearing.
C'Ataneil Issue
they are seasoned wOrkers with
eood local references.•·
Altboodl the program bas a
great deal to offer different kinds
of students, lt is not right for
everybody, the girls aald.
"It'• poeaible to .Ude through a
traditional high aebool program,
ceWne A's and B '• without really doine much work." Cindi said.
"lo Crouroads, since the
responslbWty ls on the student,
kids wbo lack motivation and
aeU-dlsdpllne JI.lit can't handle
the freedom."
The freedom can be a shock at
flt'lll to any student accustomed
to closer supervision, said
Nancy.
"When you get your first gov-
ernment assignment and realize
you are expected to get yourself
to a school board meeting, a
courtroom trial and a City Coun-
cil meeting, it can throw you a
bit," abe said.
"I like taking responsibllity for
Fro• Page Al
TANKER •••
the missing Panamanian tanker
Grand Zenith with acrewof38and
eight million gallons ol oil aboard.
The search began Jan. 4.
Coast Guard Capt. Bernard
Hoyland, who bas directed the
search aioce it beean a week ago,
said the effort will be halted to-
day, "if we eet a decent search"
and nothing is found.
"We 're planning on five
airplanes, assuming they can gel
airborne," he said of today's
search of 10,000-square-pilles of
the Atlantic east-southeast of
Cape Cod. "They're strugg.liog
oullhere."
lsguna's 'Mounds'
Big Issue Again
By JACK CHAPPELL
Oflllt OlllY , .........
The «reat controversy over
landscaped 1ru1 mounda at
Laguna Beach •1 Math Beach
Park ts on the rue -caln.
When ortainally d .. lptd in
the urly m o., the oceantront
.PIJ'k'• fl'UIY artu ,.,... lhown aa 1ently roltlng mound1, a 'laclaca~ ercbltect't t.chnlque
for provtdlna sp aUal deftnlUoa.
But. the park waa to be
.. Laguna's Window To 'nlt Sea"
and critics charged the mOWMll
prevented a continuous view at
the ocean from inland.
Al the park progressed, the
mou nds kept 1ettin• scaled
down.
At one point, four ctty Council
members atood at. t.be park site
wblle earth movers craded away
tbl UddalaUng torma and ra·
dered tbal nat.
Councilman Jon Bnnd dC)eSn't
tbink Oat.la all &hat greal w. Brucl aal4 at • recent a. t; CouacU m••Ua1, their
abM:Dce S. cau•tnc parqoen dilc:olDtort amd ID8iY. bit partly to
blame for Ute dllllculb' tleel
cvs, I think we're mJsslng the
boat," Brand said. He noted a full view ot the san· dy beach, surf and park was
available to motorists as they
came down the bill past Victor
Huto'1 •.
Mayor PhyUf1 Sweeney eon·
ceded that after living wlth the
park for awhile, some reevalua·
Uon or the park's design might be
beneflclal.
She did not concede that
mounds were de11irable, though.
Sb• aaJd the vlewa to motoriats were important.
"They can get a·s much
pleuure driving by looking at it
Crom a car as you can by sitUng
oa a mound.'' MQOl' Sweeney
saldpolntedly to Brand.
Brand said that where there
are some mounds at U. south end ot the parlti. there la a higher c:once:atrauon 01 people stwni on
the....,. b.cause mounda are
more comfortable.
He said the rises woold aid the
tl'tll by 11tuac them Ibo~ t.be
salt eancentrated IOil and be aald
the mounds would provMSe tome
vts&W reltet.
myself though." she said. "It's
given me greater opportwlity for
self.expression.
"I especially appreciate the
opportunity l 've had to teach art
at D el Obispo Elementary
School. l intend to major in art in
college, and my work experience
with Crossroads has given me a
chance to see what it's like to
teach art."
Students in the program spend
either the morning or the after-noon on campus, a part or the
Dana Hills property which has
been set apart.
Individualized academic in·
structlon is carried out in
portables, each with a shingle
over the door, designating it a de-
sign, communications, compula·
tion or social sciences center.
The portion or their day which
is not taken up with academic
work i s scheduled for public
service or courses at Dana Hills.
in the Capistrano adult education
program or at Saddleback
College.
Like Nancy, Cindi's public
service work bas been in
teaching. For more than a year
she bad tutored physically han-
dicapped children al the R. H.
Dana Special Education Facility
in Dana Point.
"I'll be graduating at the end
or the· semester . and I'm really
going to miss my children," she
said. "Teaching them has been
the belt. kind of education. ..
F ro.Page Al
DREAM •••
across the width or hJs property.
looking for a connecting line to
the sewer main.
All he got for his efforts was an
empty trench.
Two manholes are visible from
his front yard. They are in yards
across the street and indicate
where the sewer main runs.
To connect to the main. Mathis
wouJd have to dig right through
Via de Aaua, the sole access
route for hundreds cl. residents
who live above him in Alto
Capistrano and Meredith Ranch
homes.
''That would cost a minimum or $2,000," said Jim Math.is, the
father of the disappointed Y<>Wlf
home builder. "I've been in con·
s trucUon all my adult life, and
l 've never seen anything like
this.
''I've built homes In San
Clemente as a general conLractor
since 1962, and tho City of San
Clemente can tell me exacUy
where each utility line enters
each piece or property ln the
city."
The younger M athla presented
hls problem receoUy to Clty
Council. The city hai ottered to
rent a television tracking device
t.o trace the path .ol the sewer
main.
"It Is lhe retJ.l(>mibillty ot the
contractor to determine
availablUty of utiUUes," said
James MocaJls, dty meager.
0 Tbe clty 11 required onl1 to pro-vide the maln line."
. Tbeaenior Mat.hlafaulta the cl·
ty for not keeping accurate re.-
cordl.
Aid Tour Bef;ne
Tbe federal JOVtmDMat let up J)l'OC*!ur• for nUM .ult ud
claim• connocted wtth t.be ntDe nu inoculation prcJCram. Plain·
tiff• m\llt fir.et ro. • claim,
wblc.b wW be accepted«~
wttbin a lht·moetb perW. Pace111
ll1d.
. haft lft tUrVi YlAI ID tbe part.
Councilwoman Salty Bellwu•
dllqHed and said the Oat anaa
were doalrable for playing
1ame1.
"Wu a aewer connection fee
already pal.ct· or not'?" be •ked.
'"lbt ctt,y can't tell us. Wber'I are
the sewer llnei locai.dT The etty
can't tell us. What woold they do
in cue of catastrophe -say an
earthquake 1"
•
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> Premier SaHm el-l«oaa ·new to
Iraq tocfay for tht nnt stop oa a
t.o41t Meklng ftnandal &id h'Om
Perai1n Gulf oil at.at" for
'Lebanon '• w ar·batt.ertd economy. He earned me111111
Nom Praidtnt Ellu s.rtt. cl
lAbmoo to lbe hea ot Ute ot
Jnq, Qatar~ tbe u~ Arab
!'1\lrates, Oman and~
Air Craih Kille 2
LEMOORE NAVAL Alft
Sl'ATION <AP> -_Two people
,.,.. killed.,.. ooe ~-• prlyat.e Pl&l\O crashed ln -..
IOI MN. autJlortU.lflf.,.....
of tbe vktlmt bad nit beeG re-leaed. -•
Fca rU.ermore1 tbe !laln•H
ruinl tba 1ooU 01 t.be pu'k and it
b a lau1h1n11tock amoq pro-
1 .. tou1 lanacape arcbltocts, he
uld.
Tile coancUman tbarply
rapped tom• ol the ,.....n, for
teraplq awa1 th• moundla, that u.., ~t.td people drivinl bw on CO. lllebwa.y trolil Metni
... 1UlfttiJe.
••Jt we'r. thlnktnc at ~· ma ... for peos>k drt'f'IDI by tn
Coune.Umu Cart Jobnaon •aid tw bad atw.,. bterl partJaJ. to
mowJdl, but that t.bty had faced
such Hrlous opPOtit.lon at the
Um• of th• developma ol the
park, be wouldn~ lake acUon.
pnctpltoua1)'.
Jobnloa 11rd t.lllll before the c:oundl cban1ed Uee parbcal)e,
it abould tlve t~ iMUe wide
publio upGIUt•.
"My dad tell• mel'd be beUcr
off 1pend ln1 my money o~
Jawy ers than on moro
trenchlo J.'• uld the younc
builder. "It'a l .. 1 meaay.
"Wb1t really ICU. mt 11 that
I'm roin• to be t~ to Mil tho
house I've worked ao hard for -
all be<lause of th.la mesa ol. red
tape."
•Orange Coast
EOlTION
Today's Closing
· N.Y. Stoeb
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VOL. 70, NO. 10, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, 'CAqFottN•A N TEN CEN
Language Blocks 3 liefagees in ltlesa 1
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Dally Piiot Sl•lf l'ftoto
THESE GIRLS FROM CAMBODIA NEED SOMEONE WHO SPEAKS THEIR LANGUAGE
From Left, Kong Son, 13; Thero Son, 14, and Tharong Son, 12
I Chip Scion
On Stand in
'.Kidnap Trial
By TOM BARLEY 011~• O•lly Piiot STiii
Potato c hip heir John H .
"Jack" Scudder went back on
the witness s t a nd today in
Orange County Superior Court jn
what the prosecution said was a
move to rebut testimony offered
in lbe kidnap trial by several de-
fmse witnesses.
But the testimony hoped for by
Deputy District Attorney Bill
Morissey appeared to be ruled
out by Judge Richard Beacom as
l.l'e upheld a series or objections
~Y defense attorney Michael Quigley.
Quigley successfully protested
that much of the testimony being
elicited from the heir to the
Laura Scudder millions had been
or should ba ve been sought by the
prosecution when the Balboa
Island man was on the stand in
·the prosecution phase of the trial.
. It is alleged that Scudder. 64,
"'as kidnaped last Aug. 19 by the
two defendants who smiled at
him today as he took his place on
the witness stand: William Rudy
Wesson, 45. of Tustin and Ricki
Dale Sellers, 21, or Hermosa
Beach.
Bpth men are accused of grab-
bing Scudder as he left his den.
tisl's office in Huntington Beach
(See &;UDDER, Page AZ)
MANY CALLED;
OltiE CHOSEN
"We were absolutely amazed
at the nu mber of calls >Ve re·
ceived. We were sorry to have to
give up our puppy, but he found a
good home.''
Tbat 's the advertising success
experienced by a Newport Beach
couple who placed this classified
ad: ·
Exccpt1onal puppy mal~
gentle d(•\'Otctl compa-
nion nb<1ut JO wks XXll·
X-XXX'.
If you need to find a new home
for a pet, call 642·5678. It takes
only a few. words in the right
place -and the right place
along the Orange Coast is the
Daily Pilot.
Or::wi::st
·Weather
Some low clouds near the
coast Tuesday, but most·
ly sunny. Highs in the 60s.
1.-0Ws in the40s.
Ticketing Triggers
Speed Limit Fight
It started last month when
police handed out some speeding
tickets to drivers on Newport
Hills Drive in Harbo'r View
Homes.
As a result, directors of the
homeowners association asked
the Newport Beach Traffic AI·
fairs Committee to consider re-
vising the posted 25 mph speed
limit on the street that winds
throug h the eastside
neighborhood.
But the dispute over the speed
limit on Newport Hills Drive re-
ally has its roots in a disagree-
ment between city Traffic
Engineer Bill Darnell and the
police department.
Police want the speed limit on
Newport Hills Drive raised to 30
G~fil
mph or 35 mph beCause. they
say. that is the speed at which
most people drive on that street.
U that is to be done, stop signs
need to be posted where the 35
cross streets intersect Newport
Hills Drive.
Darnell doesn't want to do that
because the streets within the re-
sidential neighborhood do not fit
the criteria set forth for stop
signs in traffic engineering re-
guJations ..
He says stop signs would be ig-
nored, that people would roll
through them.
Darnell does acknowledge that
a city study made of traffic speed
in the Harbor View Homes
neighborhood "a few years ago"
revealed that people travel 35 •
mph to 38 mph on Newport Hills
Drive.
The situation remained in lim·
bo -the speed limit 1>05ted at 25
mph, drivl!rs traveling at 35 mph
and no stop signs on cross streets
-until traffic officers posted
themselves on Newport Hills
Drive last month and started
writing speeding tickets.
One of the people who got a
ticket was Richard Carter, vice
president of the Harbor View
Homes . Homeowners Associa·
. lion. ·
He said he found out about the
dispute between the traffic
• Jurors-Swern
OellY ~IOI 54.tff flMt.
POSTED SPEED LIMIT·
Diiemma In Harbor View
· engineer and the police depart-
ment and decided lo take the
matter to the association's board
of directors. ·
"We want to get the police and·
the traffic engineef to sit down·
and resolve their differences re-
garding the speed limit and the
stop signs,•· Carter said.
So the association board sent a
letter to the city's Traffic Affairs
Committee asking for a study of
the Newport Hills Drive speed
limit and th& use of stop signs on
the cross streets.
The committee is composed of
three. people -Darnell, Capt.
Don Oyaas, representing the
police department, and Bob
<See TICKETS, Paie AJ)
Prosecution Opep,s
By MICHAEL PASKEVICR
Of tlle o.u, PlllCS!afl
·Entertn• a new country means a new envaronment. new customs
and a new language. The transi·
tion can be a taxing emotional
experience, especially if there's
no one around able to break the
language barrier.
Such is the case for three teen·
aged Cambodian gir.ls at Rea
Middle School in Costa Mesa.
Tharong Son, 12, Kong Son, 13,
and Tbaro Son, 141 arrived in the
United State* in October. and
4lthough ~Y ai:e ln enrolled -tD
.t'he scbool 's bUingual educatl<Jn
program, there are l\O tea$)hers .
who speak CambOdJan. T e-; a c h e r s T a m m y
Montgomery and Alicia Fabrls
have done their best. but it is un-
likely that two of the shy, i.n•
telligent young women wiU be
able to develop sufficient
language skills unless a Cambo-
dian·speaking person arrives.
ni..ro Son.. 14, face> an even
tougber task. She is deaf. Ac-
eordfng to Newport·Mesa Direc-
. tor of Bilingual, and Adult Educ a·
tian Fay Harbison, "the seatcb is
on to find so,nebody who can help·
with her particular problem."
"We've gotten by the emo•
tional trauma." said Mrs. Mon-
tgomery, "and we try to be·
warm. But we are just not meet·
<See 3 GIRLS, Page A?)
Budget Unveiled
Brown Includes Tax Relief . SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov.
Edmµnd Brown Jr. today un-
veiled a $15.2 billion state spend· i.ng plan that promiies hundreds
of millions of dollars in the com-
ing year for tax . relief. local
schools and new prisons.
The Democratic governor
asked for a $1.9-billion increase
over the current year, a record
spending boost..
But he was stingy in proposed
pay raises for state workers and
in most department budgets.
No new state or local taxes are
proposed.
School support would be in-
creased by $290 million. to $3.2
billion, with most of it goiJlg to
lo'o\'-wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be in-
creased six percent.
Jµdges and state college pro·
fesssors fare poorly in Brown's
plan. It offers raises of five per-
cent for most state employes, 2.2
percent for state colleg~ pro-
fessors, and nothing for judges.
Suburban homeowners and
elderly renters stand to gain the
most in a $480-millidh tax relief
plan. It contains tax rebates of$56
to $700 each for 1.9 million or
California 's 3 .8 million
} homeowners and rebates of $15 to
$288 each for up to 416,000 elderly
renters.
Brown earmarked $94.2 million
to build one or more new prisons
in Southern California, $220.7
million for construction of other
state buildings and $4.7 million
"to nurture and support the many
sprouts of creativity struggling
throughout the state'' with grants
toCalifornia artists.
* * *
''It is a program that is am·
bitious. but it is possible," the
38-year-old governor said or the
third budget proposal or bis era·
of-limits administration.
Crewman Lost
"The important concept is that
this budget does not call on the
people of this state for any new
general tax increase, and it does
CSee BUDGET, PageA2)
Gale-driven Seas
Sink U.S. Tanker
AP WI..,.... Mitt
SCENE OF BREAKUP
Ott Gloucester, Mass.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. (AP) -
A<n empty American coastal1 tas,U<er broke in two and its bow
seOtion sank in gale winds and~
high waves today of( Cape· Ann.
AU but one of the vessel's eight·;
man crew were rescued, U'ie
Coast Guard said. i
"They lost him," said Coastj
Guard spokesman James
Lanigan. "He went over the side,,
and he w e nt under im·
mediately."
A Coast Guard cu\ter plucked
two men from the foundering
bow and the other five were
rescued from the floating stem
section or the broken 43-)'ear-old,
281-foot tanker Chester A. Pol·!
ing. I
The Poling was empty when it
ran into the heavy seas and gale
winds from the winter storm that
lashed much of the East Coast-.
Tbe stern section floated to
withtn a half mile of the
breakwater that protects the en·
trance to Gloucester Harbor.
Glance Shows' Top
State Budget Facets
Cape Ann is about 3-0 miles
north of Boston. Its principal
community is the fishing city ot'
Gloucesfer. ;
Waves in 'the area were 15 to 20
feet, and winds were blowing 35i
knots. The storm, the third in less
than two weeks and the second i~
four days, pelted the area With
snow, sleet and freezing rain.
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Here
at a glance is Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. 's budget for the 1977-78
fIScal year:
SPENDING: $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 milliom·set aside
for schools, tax relief, Medi·Cal
and prison construction which is
technically not appropriated in
the budget bill.
TAXES: No new state or local
tIDCes are proposed. ·
TAX RELIEF: $480 million is
earmarked for lax relief for
homeowners and elderly renters.
PAY RAISES: Five percent
for most state employes, 2.2 per-
cent for state ·college professors
and no raises for judges.
WELFARE: Grants would be
increased 6 percent.
GROWTH: Spending is in·
creased $1.9 billion, or 14.3 per.
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus at the
end of the current fiscal year on
June 3-0 is estimated at $1.13
billion, and at $846.3 million next
year.
A total of 11 oil·carrying
vessels have been involved in ac·,
cidents in or near U.S. waters
since Dec. 15, including seven
(See TANKER, Page AZ)
Boat Engine Taken
From NB Yacht
Newport Beach police are seek•
ing the thief who removed an
engine from a boat on a lot on West
CoastHighwayovertheweekend.
According to an employe of
Newport Pacific, ~ W. Coast
Highway, the engine, a 188
CONS:I'RUCTION : $94.2 horsepower Merc·Cruiser out-
SCHOOLS: Suppart would be million is earmarked for oew drive,wasremovedfromtheboat
increased by $290 million, to $3.2 prison facilities and $220.7 during the hours of darkness b_i_ll_io_n_·~~~~~~ ..... ~~~~m_i~,ll_io_n_f_o_r_o_th_e_r_s_ta_t_e_b_w_·1d_i_n_g_s. ~-be~t_w_e_e_n_s_at_u_r_d_a_y_a_nd_S_un __ d_a_Y_·~
Trial of Longet
I ....
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -Jurors home they-shared nearthia 1mail
INSIDE TODAY
Oakland Raider• 4hotD wbat
1 Mtmn II all about in the
~ Bowl. Stories.and pie·
turei,All.
:r 44 44
were sworn ~ and ti. proeecu-ski reson.
don began outfinins its cue to-Anderson said that wtdle Min
day ln the manslaUlbter trial I.Oncet was tn tbe COlnl*lY of a
that COUid send Claudlne Lonaet · Plttin County 1herltr1 deputy,
to prison for up io 10 yean ln the "~ a b1lf dosen.occulolli, Miu de~tb bf ber Jover, ski cbamploo Louer e..cJaim1: 'I allot. Spider.
Vladimir "Splder" Sahlch. I didn't mean to. It was an accl·
Miss Lotttet was Jeamlnl bow de:n,t •• .' or words to that ef·
io· use a .22·cal1ber piltol when /ect."
"she raised the gun, pointed lt a.t Tbe defendant wu advised ot
Sabtcb, jokingly said 'bang, her rights at least ~ ticnea,
bang' at which point Spider but inslated upon teWns la'f en·
Sablch fell to tho floor, dying," forcefnent offkel'IJ ~ oC the
pr<MJecutor Ashley Anderson told shooting wtthout her lawyer'• ad·
tbejury. · · • vice,AnderaooaaJd. MLP Longet ls accused oC reek· De,enae atlome,1 r"erved
lessly killing Sablch on March 21 their rtaht to prtMnt openlDJ
ln the two· story mountainside araumeni. until ~•tet tp the trial. f.
' 7
A.Z DAILY PILOT N Monday, January 10, im
Sea View Sold Out
Construction workers are completing first
and second phase of Newport Beach's new
Broadmoor Sea View housing develop·
ment off San Miguel Drive above Corona
del Mar . The homes, which range from
1.~ to 2, 700 square feet, sold at $140,000
to $198,000. First and second phases are
sold out. Third phase will go on s ale later
1his month. There will be 167 homes in Sea
View when development is finished.
NB Mulls
Park land
Dedication
Newport Beach city coun·
cilmen are expected tonight to de-
cide whether to adopt a new or-
dmance for park dedi cation or to
put the subject on the ballot for
next year's council election.
The issue of park land dedica-
tion in Newport Beach was the
subject of an initiative campaign
led by Dr. Gene Atherton, an un-
successful candidate for the seat
now held by County Supervisor
Thomas Riley.
According to City Clerk Doris
George, Atherton and his <.'am-
paign worke rs gathered 4,057
valid signatures on their petition
seeking to inc rease the amount of
land set al>ide fo r parks by de-
velopers.
The existinit city ordinances
call for the ded1cationof two a<.' res
per 1,000 population. Atherton's
initiative would increase that lo
fi ve acres per 1,000.
There arc a bout 650 un-
d eve loped acr es in Newport
Beach which ar e designated for
residential development. The
dly's ultimate population is pro-
jected lo be about 30,000 more
than the existing 63,000.
In addition, the Atherton pro-
posal would provide a means of
converting an acreage dedic ation
in to cash to be given the city for
the sole purpose of buying
parkland.
City Manager Bob Wynn said
today that councilmen have two
options -they can change the ex-
isting laws to conform with
Atherton's petition or they can set
the initiativc for election at the
hext city election in April or 1978.
Wynn said the Atherton pro-
posal, m add ition to increasing
the acreage given to the city,
would increase the amount of
money the cit y r eceives from de·
velopers.
Ile explained that the city's
building excise tax 1s levied
against new construction to pro-
vide money for parks. libraries
and fire stations.
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TICKETS. • •
L ong, represent;.ig the city
manager.
They agreed to let Darnell
study the driving babita ol resi-
dents of Harbor View Homes. His
report is expected Jan. 25.
1 Meanwhile, drivers in Harbor
View Homes are still faced with
lbe dilemma of how fast to go on
~ewport Hills Ori ve. I They can travel the posted 25
mph, or they can keep up with
their neighbors and risk getting a
epeedjng ticket.
DAILY PILOT
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BUDGET ••.
so despite the fact that-it includes
a proposal for major property tax
relief of cJose to half a billion
dollars," he said.
''This is a program that does not
call for n.ew taxes this year, next year, or in the foreseeable future
-given a commitment to self·
restraing on the part of local gov-
ernment, and given an economy
similar to what we have seen over
the last five years."
He based this on the strength or
estimates of spectacular in-
creases in state revenues pro-
duced by "a moderately good" re·
GOOD ECONOMY
EYED FOR STATE-A3
ADDITIONAL
BUDGET DETAILS-AS
BROWN SPEAKS UP,
Edltorlal-A6
covery from the economic re-
cession of the past three years.
The revenue figures are based
on productions of a 10.1 percent in·
crease in the personal income of
Californians, a 12.2. percent in·
crease in business profits and a
1.2 percent drop in the unemploy-
ment rate during the coming
year.
Those factors will produce a
previously unexpected $1.13·
billion surplus in the current
budget year, which ends June 30,
and an 11.2 percent increase in
state tax revenues next year
f'inance Director Roy Bell said '
Brown's 1917-78 spending
budget proposal is $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 million technical-
ly not appropriated in the budget
bill which is set aside for schools,
tax relief, Medi-Cal and prison
construction.
Brown said new prisons are
needed to increase the capacity of
California's 21,000·inmate cor-
rectional system by another 2,400,
"because the laws we have
paned in the last two years are
projected to increase our prison
population s ubstantially.
"There's a great deal oC dis.
cussion that not enough people
are IOing to prison, and I have a
hunch that as we go down the road
the judges are going to toughen
up. And if we are going to have
swift, certain punishment we've
got to have the room available,"
he said.
OCTD Chief
Asks Post on
New Panel
Ed Loritz, general manager of
the Orange County Transit Dis-
trict. would like to become the
public member of the powerful
new county transportation com-
· mission.
But what Lorilz said are his
probable plans to apply for the
poet were promptly rejected to-
day by three of the four com·
millionen wbo will select the
public member.
"It ii utterlJ fidJculOUI," laJd
county Supervtaor Ralph
Diedrich, one.. ot the four com-
rnllaionea.
"You ba•e cot to be ldddine,".
aaJd CommiJCMner Al Bolllnden,,
who al .. """ ·as Fountaln Valley mayor and OCl'D direc-
tor.
SUpervi.lor Ralph Clark, who
also aervet on the MW com·
mllaloa and who la 001'D board
dudr1nan, eaJd ho would not COD·
llder appolnUng Lorits.
"I think he has his haada lull
riahl now. ° Clark •lllidt "l cer-talnly penon.U, bl'ft JM> lnteo-
tlon of plctlnf him for tr10
Pa}tlC11lar posltlon at all." '
Pier Stand
Problems
Face Board
Newport Beach may have to
pay for remodeling the con·
cession stand on the Newport and
Balboa piers if the city council is
going to get anyone to run the
stands.
The pier st ands which dis-
pensed bait, snacks and tackle
have been closed since
December. -
The city's problems with the
pier· concessions began last Sep-
te~ber when the Phoenix family,
which has held the concession
lease for 81 years, notified the ci-
ty that it could not continue to
operate under the existing lease.
That lease, which had been re-
negotiated in F ebruary, 1976,
called for payment or either $600
a month or 10 percent of the mon·
thly gross, whichever is greater.
Noel Phoenix told councilmen
that he wanted the 10 percent
provision dropped since it ate in-
to his summer profits which he
needed to keep the concession go-
ing through the winter months.
In addition, he asked the city to
tear down the stand on the
Newport Pier and build a new
one and completely replace the
utility lines serving both piers.
Instead, councilmen decided to
declare Phoenix in default of the
leas e agreeme nt and put the
lease out to bid.
One of the provisions of the bid
was that the concessio naire
would have to upgrade the two
stands.
The original deadline for bids
was Dec. 1, but that was moved
back t~Dec. 27 to give prospec-
tive bidders time to analyze the
two stands and the work needed
for them.
Jn a memo to the city council
last week, howe ver, Bob Long, ad·
mlnlstratlve assistant to the city
manager, said that no bids have
been receiv~d.
Long said the only submittal on
the concessions has been the let-
ter from the Phoenix family. He
s aid he contacted some of the
people who had expressed in·
tereat in making a bid and he was
told they would only bid if the ci·
ty did the remodeling on the
s tands.
Councilmen, who will discuss
the concessions at their meeting
tonight, have two options, ac-
cording to Long.
Slenaona $182,840
Cordova Spent
~Only $29,639
Campaign disclosure s tate-
ments on file with the Orange
County Registrar of Voters today
show :
-Underdog Ron Cordova
spent a com paralively paltry
$29,639 to wm both the De·
mocratic nomination and the
74th Assembly District seat.
-Loslng 74tb Republican can-
didate James Slemom' foray into
politics cost h1m and bis backers
$182.840 of which $109,823 ls still
owed lo Slemoos persooally.
-Marian ·Bergeaon's
whirlwind write-in qindldacy in
the 74th eost $15,432.
-Coutr Supervisor Philip
A1;lthony 's combined primary ·anc1 geoeral election campaien
was the-most costly ever for a
county office, $271,573.
Cordova 's expenditures for the
1976 political season were the
lowest of any Orange County can-
didate for a county, state or
federal office.
His winning campaign over
Republicans Slemons and
Bergeson ended with a $412 sur-
plus and $5, 100 borrowed along
the way repaid from campaign
contributions, the records show. or the $29,639 expended, $2,904
was the value placed on non-
monetary contributions made to
his campaign.
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SCUDDER •• -and holding him prisoner in a
motor home while bis wife was
ordered by telephone to find
$250,000 in ransom money or see
her husband eliminated.
Both defendants have told the
jury that Scudder was a party to
the kidnap plot and intended to
keep a major portion of the
ransom money.
Scudder has identified Sellers
as one oC his abductors. He was
unable to positively identify
Wesson as the second man.
Scudder told the jury today
that he was approached by Mrs.
Joyce Wesson who came to his
home after her husband's arrest
lo seek additional information
about t~e kidnaping.
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3 GIRLS •••
ing their educational needs," she
sai.d.
Mrs. Montgomery says one
hour of time devoted by a Cam-
bodian-speaking person per week
would make an amazing dif-
ference in the yoWlg women's
progress.
The three young Cambodian
girls are not the only children in
the district facing a language
bartier. Mrs. Harbison reports a
need for people skilled in speak-
ingLaotian, Korean, Vletnamese
and Hindustani.
She estimates 100 new foreign
speaking youngsters have ar-
rived in the district thJs year, oC
which mof.e than half are facing
some dift culty in communicat-
ing.
Mrs. Harbison s aid she hopes
people qualified in a foreign
language will register with her
office to form a pool of in·
terpreters. Those qualified
should call Mrs. Harbison's of-
fice at 556-3300, or contact Rea
Middle School, 556-3437.
lt couJd make life a lot easier
for a child new to this country.
'
SJemons, initially favored to
win in the heavily Republican
7•t.h District, spent $117,769 to
win the Republican oominaUon tor the assembly seat sought by
lJ Republican candidates.
And he spent an additional
$65,071 in the general election to
finish second best to Cordova,
campalen records show.
Among expenses listed by the
Newport Beach auto dealer was
s.s34 paid to a Santa Ana detec-
tive agency for unspecified
services.
Mrs. Bergeson's write-in cam-
paign, which drew more votes
than any write-in campaign in
Orange County history, was
financed mainly by small con-
tributors as more than 100 d011ors
contributed $14,620 that made up
her cash war chest.
Mrs. Bergeson 's 12-day bliti
was good enough lo give her a
strong third place finish to
Cordova and Slemons.
Anthony's combined campaign
cost of $271,573 was the c05Uiest
ever for a county office but not
nearly as costly as Supervisor
·Thomas Riley's primary election
victory.
Riley spent $237,038 to win a
primary election over three op-
ponents, including Newport
Beach businessman Max
Blnswanger.
Aceording to Anthony's re·
cords": the former Wesrninster
mayor spent $158,897 to defeat
Harry Yamamot.o in the general
election and $112,676 to scratch
his way into a runoff with YamamotoinlastJWle'sprimary
election.
Uncovered in Anthony's stale·
ment were monetary contribu-
tions apparently solicited on his
behalf by former police lnfor·
mant Gene Conrad.
Conrad last week sued the
Orange County District At-
torney 's orrice for $170,000,
claiming his constitutional rights
had been violated by a series of
alleged wire lapping incidents.
While most of Anthony's con-
tributions came from developer
and labor interest, Conrad
claimed he was a chief fund-
raiser for the newly elected coun-
ty supervisor .
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TANKER •••
Liberian tankers, two Panama-
nian ones and two U.S. vessels -
the Poling and an Ohio River oil
barge.
Jn addition, the Panamanian-
registered bulk cargo carrier
Mary Ann was hit by an ex-
plosion and fire Saturday. The
7~-foot vessel, which can carry
either oil or ore, was proceeding
to port under its own.power for
repairs.
The incidents involving foreign
registry ships have led lo a call
for greater regulation or such
ships while operating in U.S.
waters under international safe-
ty regulations less stringent than
those of U.S. standards.
The Coast Guard was also at
sea ore New England looking for
the missing Panamanian tanker
Grand Zenith with a crewof38 and
eight million gallons of oil aboard.
The search beganJan.4.
Coast Guard Capt. Bernard
Hoyland, who has directed the
search since it began a week ago
said the effort will be baited tO:
day, "if we get a decent search"
and nothing Is found.
.LorU1 u1c1, bowner, he
bellevH ht• back1ro\&nd 1,_
tranait could " of bawftt to Ute MW;•1ency. •IMI M would be , abl• to.wear aeparate b..tt ln his eosftnUaitoo rolo and tbat Of
striped• booded terrycloth · wraps keep children warm after thetr dally exercise in tha chUdren's pool of a nursery in .
Torgau, East Germani. Physical exerclse
ln the pool's warm waters is used when
cold wetither keeps outdoor activities to a
m~nimum.
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Scoalt Honored
Fred Chylraus, 16, of
Newport Beach Scout Troop
744, has attained Eagle
Scout status. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon
Chytraus of 16 Rue Saint
Cloud. He is a junior at
Co rona d e l Mar Hi g h
School.
Public to Air
Teacher Pay
Pact Views
Public discussion will open
Tuesday night on the Newport.
Mesa School District's initial
response to the 1976-77 contract
demands submitted by district
teachers.
The teachers, represented by
the Newport-Mesa Education As-
sociation (NMEA), are request·
ing an 18 percent salary hike.
District trustees said such an in·
crease "would have the effect of
seriously crippling the (dis-
trict's> educational program."
At the Dec. 14 school board
meeting, trustees offered the dis-
trict's 1,286 teachers a 7.2 per·
cent pay increase, about $1197
for each teacher. '
Closed door negotiations
between district and t eacher
representatives are under way.
Tuesday's regular meeting of
the bo.ard oC education is the first
opportunity Cor the public to
respond to the district's 7.2 per-
cent offer.
A similar public hearing last
month for response to teacher's
requests drew an overllow crowd
of residents and some teachers.
Most speakers declared the
teachers' demands excessive.
Tuesday nlgbt 's hearing starts
at 7:30 p.m. in Costa Mesa City
Council Ch ambers. Those ~shing to speak on any agenda
item must register prior to the
opening of the meeting.
Police Seek
Suspects in
lido Heist
Newport Beach police today
sought two men who held up the
Lido Shores Hotel Sunday night,
escaping with $440 in cash.
The hotel clerk told officers a
man came Into the office at about
8: 15 p.m. and a~ked about a
room, then left when three other
customers came in.
The clerk said the man re.
turned 15 minutes later with ~
friend. The first man simulated a
weapon in his Jacket pocket and
demanded all of the cash, wh1cla
the clerk turned over.
The pair then fled on root. They
were described as being in the
mid-twenties, both ot medium
build.
Three Jailed ·
lnNB Heist
Three Orange County men
were in Costa Mesa jail today
following the $20 robbery of a
Newport Beach man at knife-
polnt Saturday night.
Coeta Mesa police said Ronald.
Stanford, 58, of 1018 Polaris
Drive, was confronted by thn!e
men as he got out of his car in a
•bopping center at 333 E. 17th St.
at about 7 p.m. Saturday.
The trio,. captured several
hours later. were held ln Ueq of
'25.000 bail. Tbty are Richard E.
Brown. 21, of 1411 Uncoln Lane.
Newport Beach; Michael GatU,
21, ot 1407 Santiago Drive,
Newport Beach and Armando L.
Palacio, 38, of 1650 W. Third St.,
Santa Ana.
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Saddleback
EOIT'ION
OL 70, NO. 10, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 19n
Afternoon
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Teacher Ponders Legality of Raise .: I
By LAURIE KASPER
Ot tM D•ll' f'll•ISt.111
Although pleased that teachers
~re getting .. some extra money,•·
1 a teachers· leader has questioned
I the legality and motivation of
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District trustees in un-
ilaterally gr an Ung the pay hike. I A majority of the trustees vot-
ed lo give teachers a four percent
, cost·of.Jiving raise and pay the
inflationary costs of fringe But Blll Mecham, presidmt of
benefits, effective Jan. S. theSaddJeback Valley Educators
The board majority also •• AssociaUoo <SVEA>. said there
agreed to give i ncremental is some doubt whether that pro-
raises for education and ex-cess has actually fmished. He
perience, retroactive lo Sep. said the state mediator is still
tember. working on the dispute with dis-
Trustees said they were able to trict officials and teachers.
give the raises because media-Noting that SVEA has asked,
Uon under the state's collective for fact-finding -a process
bargaining law had been con-which involves an impartial third
eluded. party making a recommendation
on the.dispute -Mecham asked
wt}y trustees aren't taklng ad·
vantage of all the st~t.e law offers
before making a decision.
Trustees said their move was
an attempt lo alleviate the finan·
cial burden on teachers. They
said negotiations will continue
and an attempt will be made to
reach an agreement.
Mecham questioned bow
negotiations can continue when
trustees have already taken ac-tion on one or the major issues on
the table. Although teachers bad
agreed to the four percent pay
raise, they also were seeking a
change in the salary schedule.
He also contended that the
trustees, not the law, had placed
the economic burden on teachers
by freezina their salaries and de-
manding they pay the infla·
Uonary increases for their in·
surancepackaJCe.
The SVEA president said he 1s
expecting lo receive a favorable
decision soon on the group's
charge that the salary freeze
enacted by trustees was illegal.
He said the trustees' decision
to give teachers retroactive in-
cremental raises was an attempt
to make that issue moot and void
their charge .
(See BAISE, Page AZ)
Oil-free Alllerican Tanker Splits
I [State's
!Badget
/Vnveiled
I SACRAMENTO CAP) Gov.
/Edmund Brown Jr. today un -
veiled a Sl5.2 billion slate spend -
: ing plan that promises hundreds
; of millions of dollars in the com-
ing year for tax relier. local
•schools and new prisons.
1 The Democratic governor
asked for a Sl .9-billion increase
, over the current year. a r&ord
1 spending boost.
But he was stingy in proposed
pay raises for state workers and
in most department budgets
No new state or local taxes are
, proposed.
School support would be in ·
creased by $290 million, to $3.2
billion. with most or it going to
low-wealth districts.
Welfare grants would be m-
l creased six percent.
~Judges and state college pro·
/fesssors fare poorly in Brown's
:plan. It offers raises or five per·
cent for most state employes, 2.2 ~percent for state college pro-
1 fessors, and notbingforjudges.
Suburban homeowners and
elderly renters stand to gain the
most in a $480-million tax relief
i>lan. ltcontains tax rebatesof$56
to $700 each for 1.9 million or
C'a I iC o r n i a • s 3 . 8 m i I Ii o n
homeowners and rebates or $15 lo
S288 each for up to 416,000 elderly l"enters.
Brown earmarked $94 2 million
to build one or more new prisons
1)1 Southern California, $220 7
million fo r construcllon of other
itatt buildings and S4.7 million
to nurture and support the many
sprouts or creativity struggling
througJ'lout the state" with grants
to California artists.
"ll is a program that is am·
bitious, but it is possible," the
:18-year·old governor said or the
thir<t budget proposal or his era·
d ·llmit.s administration.
"The important concept is that
this. budget does not call 9n the
:people of this stale for any new
general tax increaae, and it does
llO despite the ract that it includes
• prop<>Sal for majo ·property tax
mief of close to half a billion
dollars,·· he said.
"This is a program that does not
call for new taxes this year, next
year, or In the foreseeable future
-given a commitment to self·
restraing on the part of local gov·
ernment, and given an economy
similar to what we have seen over
Ule latlflve years.''
He based this on the slrength of
estimates or spectacular in-
creases in state revenues pro-
1.suced by "a moderately good" re·
(Sff BUDGET, Page AZ>
Coast
Weather
Some low clouds near the
coast Tuesday, but most-
ly sunny. Highs in the 609.
Lows In the 405.
INSIDE TODAY
OakJattd 1Jcider1 •how wbot tJ.f ~• ii aJl about fn Uie
Super Bowl. StMy,iAll·
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COURTROOM PICTURE AT THE CLAUDINE LONGET MANSLAUQtfrEA TAlM. IN COLORADO
Contrasting VersJone of Fetal Shot Heard In Opening Ar9um•nte Today
Prosecution Opens Case
longet Jurors Suvm; Shooting Described
ASPEN, Colo. CAP ) -Jurors
were sworn in and the prosecu-
tion began outlining its case to-
day in the manslaughter trial
that could send Claudine Longet
to prison for up to 10 years in the
death of her Jover. ski champion·
\1ad1mir ··spider .. Sab1ch
Miss Longet was teaming how
to use a .22·caliber pistol when
.. she raised the gun. poinled it at
Sabich, jokingly said 'bang,
bang' at which poh1t Spider
Sabich fell to the floor, dying,"
prosecutor Ashley Anderson told
tbejury. ·
Miss Longet is accused of reek·
lessly killing Sabich on March 21
in the two-story mountainside
home they shared near this small
ski resort.
Anderson said that while Miss
MAC to DeterUJine
Plans for 2 Parks
The Mission Viejo Municipal
Advisory Council ls expected
tonight to take its fmal action on
development plans for two key
community parks, Castille and
Alicia. •
The council convenes al 7:30
p.m. in its offices at 26161 La Paz
Road.
The MAC recommended last
month that the Orange County
Board of Supervisors allocate
S2TI,800 lo build 9.S.acre Alicia
and $75,400 to develop five·acre
Castille, •
, Tonight's action involves re-
view of the general development
plans for lhe two parks, which
will be among the largest recrea-
tion facilities in Mission VJejo,
• County supervisors sUJJ have the
fmal say before the projects can
get under way.
Also on tonight's agenda is a
brief cer emony during which
Supervisor Thomas Riley will
swear in Jam es Dodge as the
newest MAC m ember.
He replaces Richard Lowcock,
who resigned last month.
Councll m embers are also ex-
pectecUo bear from a group of re-
sident.a whose children attend
brand new Barcelona Hills
School, which j ust opened this
month.
The parents want the council to
recommend installation of a traf·
fie signal In the area to protect
youngsters walking to school.
Viejo Booster Balks
Longet was in the company of a
Pitkin County sheriff's deputy.
"on a half dozen occasions, Miss
Longer exclaims: 'l shot Spider.
l didn't mean to. It was an acci·
dent . . . · or words fo that ef-
fect."
The defendant was advised of
her rights at least three times,
but irulisted UP<>Jt telll.og,law en·
!orcement officers details or the
shooting without her lawyer's ad·
vice, Anderson said.
Defense attorneys reserved
their right to present openhlg
arguments until later in the trial.
Here is how Anderson
described what happened the day
of the shooting:
Sabich, 31, had spent a day in.
the mountains and returned to
the $250,000 home he shared with
Miss Longel after visiting at skl
coach Bob Beattie's house.
Sabich was going to Las Vegas
the next day and Miss Looget
was wo rried about the safety of
herself and her three children by
her marriage to singer Andy
Williams.
Sabic h was killed while
teacbJng Miss Longet bow to use
his semi-automatlc, pistol, An·
derson said.
Miss Longet called Aspen
Valley Hospital and an am·
bulance and orclcers were dis-
patched to the home, the pro-
secutor said. Roy Griffith, head or security for Starwood, the sub·
<See LONG ET, Pag, AZ>
OCTD ~erv;ice Weighed
Doris Jewell of Mission Viejo
ha.a been a booster of the Orange
County Transit Dis trict for
years.
Sbe's spent hours of her own
time pressing ror cititen fnvolve-
mtnl ln lbe district's programs
~more bu.1 ridersblp. But now
3he • not so sure tr bet' avpport
should 10 on.
Mrs. lewell bu called for a
meet.int or interested eUiena of
the Saddleback Valley at her
home, 2Ml1 Remeaa Drive, Jan.
2ut 7:30p.m .
The purpo1e of the MSSlon will
be to air particular cmcerns over
what Mn. Jewell teell are pro-iree•lve chances \n the attitude
or OCTD bureaucrats to tbe•
avera1e cltlten who uteS tho bua. •
She said she is hoping to dis-
cuss the p~sent bus service func·
tioaallly for the averaaefamlly.
Mn. Jewell wants people to ex-
press their opinions u to such
things aa practical aced.a lo bus
routes, tlme required to use
OCTD buses, convenience. safe-
tf, beaches and sbelten, atin
placement and other tact.on n--
llated to choosing bus travel ewer
uceu auto use.
"Particular attetlon will be
tocldld on tatuatiaa a reqQtlt tor
minlbut service to mae lt paeai·
bl•for Mlulon Viejo,...ldentl 'e>
1et to the nltUnc -.. that nm oo fixed route arterials abd Ire
not destined ror mate en bllly,J
windln1 reatdenUal streeta in the .
Saddleback Valley." lbeaalcl.
Some parU of the cbqnty have
reeetved OCTD mlni•Q aerltce
but the south COUJ'W {a con-
sidered low Jn the •dtstrlct'a
priority Ji1t becaute ot the re-
lative alnuence of lta people.
That relates directly to lbe
av.-t,llbllHy of ~U• for
traMportalion. ' • ..
MtJ. lewell~ •tut i. elso
chairman ot t.b• ~ Viejo
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GLOUCESTER. Mass. CAP) -
The American coastal tanker
Chester A. Poling, pummelled by
gale winds and high wave&,
broke up six miles off Cape Ann
today and its bow sank, the Coa.st
Guard reported. Two crewmen
were rescued from the sea and
six others clung lo the still·
floating stern, the Coast Guard
said.
The tanker carried no cargo.
At mid-day, a Coast Guard cut·
ter reached the stricken 43·year·
old, 281-fool tanker.
The Coast Guard rescuers
hoped to shoot a line to the
tanker's stern and send a raft on
the line to the six s tranded
crewmen.
"The ship '1 on scene now, but
the seas ,re too rough (or us t.o
get close enough to a\tempt a
rescue," a spokesma&n said.
Cape Ann is about 30 miles
north of Boston. lts principal
community is the flshing cit.y or
Gloucester.
Waves in the a rea were 15 to 20
feet, and winds we~ blowing 35
knots. The storm. th~ third in less
than two weeks and the second in
four days, pelted the area with
snow. sleet and freezing rain.
A total of 11 oil·carryin'!
vessels have been involved in ac-
cidents in or near U.S. waters
since Dec. 15, including seven
Liberian tankers, two Panama-
nian ones and two U.S. vessels -
the Poling and an Ohio River oil
barge.
In addition, the Panamanian-
registered bulk cargo carrier
Maq Ann was hit by an ex-
plosion and !ire Saturday. The
790-foot vesset, which can carry
either oil or ore, was proceeding
to port under its own power for
repairs.
The incidents involving foreign
registry ships have led to a call
for greater regulation of such
sb.ips whlle operating in U.S.
waters under international safe.
ty regulations less stringent than
thoseoru.s. standards.
The Coast Guard was also at
sea off New England looking for
the missing Panamanian tanker
GrandZenlthwlth acrewoC38and
eight million gallons of oil aboard.
The search began Jan.4.
Coast Guard Capt. Bernard
Hoyland, who has directed the
search slnce it began a week ago,
said the effort will be halted to-
day, "if we gel a decent search'•
and nolhlng la round.
"We're ptanolng on fi ve
airpl4nes, assuming they can get
airborne," he said of today's
search of 10,000.square-miles or
the Atlantic east·southea.st of
Cape Cod. "They're struggling
out there.''
Bus Mishap
lnjurel Eijht
•
LA CRESC!NTA (A\>)
-A 1chool bus with etaht
cblldrn aboard spun out ol
contro1 on ley Angeles
Jl'ortft =•q tocll.Y, hi· Jurtll ' cblldn!D and. 1M 'drl\fer. the Calilornla Rltbwar Patrol said.
A CHP apoke1ma said
the cblldren, ••eel from 6 ~ 15, all aufte~ cut.I and brulNI ud wen tum to
Verdueo Hllll H01pltal. .u. 1aict th• driver, Ca.rot It/Ill TtnaJero, M, d Tu-~·· alto auffered Cuti and brulaa.
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SCENE OF BREAKUP
Off Gloucester, Mass.
Deputy Ill
• After Flu -
Shot, Sues
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Ol-D•llff'll«SQff
Lawyers r epr esenting an
Orange County Sheriff's deputy
hospitall:ied last month with the
alleged lll effects of a swine nu:
shot sald today a $1 million claim I
has been filed against the federal I
government.
The claim contends that Clif· ·
ford Deller, 31, of Anaheim)
spent 14 days in Canyon Generali
Hospital with an extremely high i
fever and temporary paralysis of,
his artns and legs.
Dick Pacelli, a member or the
Tustin law firm involved in the
action, said the claim document
had been mailed Saturday to the
U.S. Departm ent or Health,
Education and Welfare.
An HEW spokesman in Los
Angeles said the claim was ex•
<See FLU SHOT, Page A2)
SACC Elects
New Officers
New officer s of the Saddleback
Area Coordinating Counc il.
(SACC) will be elected during a
meeting of the Executive Board
at 7 o'clock tonight.
Directors of the umbrella or•
1aniJaUon o! community groups
will meet In the SACC offices at
23011 Moulton Parkway, Sui'e
A·3, Laguna Hills. •
The directors a l s o are
scheduled to dlscusa changes propos~d in the county 's
aupervisorial dJstrict.s, a finan-
cial Rd economic feasiblllty
study lor the Saddleback Valley
'and nomination of awards from
SACC.
.M.4NY C4LLED;
ONE CHOSEN
"We were absolutely amazed
at the number of calls we r~
ceived. We were sorry to have to
give up our puppy. but be found a
good home." Tba~'• the advertistng success
experienced by a Newport Beacli
couple who placed this Classified
ad: ' Exceptional puppy male •
• icntle devoted compa· ~
olon about 10 wks xxx· J•
XJ(XX • I )
lf you need to fb\d a aew bom
for a pet, call 142·5871. h takes
only a few wordl in tbe rt~
place -'and the d&bt place aJooa the Orange COast is~
Dally Pilot. . ....
. A.f DAIL y PILOT SB Monday, January 10. 1'71 ,. ..
.. Cordova 'Second'
• He Spent $29,639; Skmons $182,840
Campaign disclosure state-
ment& on file with the Orange
County Regi~trar of Voters today ~show:
-Underdog •oa Cordova
1 spent a comparatively paltry $29,639 to win both the De-
mocratic nomination and the
14th Assembly District seat.
-LoslDg 74tb Republican can·
d.idate James Slemons' foray into I ~!itics cost him and hJs backers
1 iP!Z.840 of whJch $109,823 ls still owed toSlemons personally.
-Marian ·aergeaon's
whirlwind wrile·in candidacy in
the 74th cost $15,432.
1 -Coa.aty Sapervlsor Philip
'Anthony's combined primary I and general election campaign
was the most costly ever for a
countyofrice, $271,573.
Cordova's expenditures for the
1976 political season were the
Jowest of any Orange County can-
didate for a county, slate or
federal office. 1 His winning campaign over
Republicans Slemons and
Bergeson ended with a $412 sur-
plus and $5,100 borrowed along
the way repaid from campaign
contributions, the records show.
1 or the $29,639 expended, $2,904
was the value placed on non-
monetary contributions made to
his campaign.
Slemons. initially favored to
win in the heavily Republican
74th District, spent $ll7,769 to
win the Republican nomination
!or the assembly seat sought by
13 Republican candidates.
And he spent an additional
$65,071 in the general election to
finish second best to Cordova,
campaign records show.
Among expenses listed by the
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LONGET •••
division where Sabich and Miss
.Longet lived , was first to arrive.
"There. in the bathroom, on his
'back, is Spider Sabich ...
"At this point in Spider
.Sabich," Anderson said, pointing
to his lower abdomen, "is a
puncture wound."
Miss Longet was asked where
~e gun was that killed Sabich.
"Claudine respond..c; with words
to the effect, 'I don't know, it's
around here somewhere,' She is
distraught. upset."
Anderson warned the jury to
expect conCUdlng te.stJmony
about whether Miss Longet said
she thought the $afety was on the
rpistol to prevent lt from firing. At
~ preliminary heating, a police
officer said Miss Loaaet told hJm
she did not believe the safety was
on, while a sheriff's deputy said
the opposite.
Many potential jurors -in·
cluding some of those picked -
said during jury selectioo last
week that they had thought at one
time or another that Miss Looget
was guilty or shooting Sabich.
Teens Slay
Heist Victim
VAN NUYS (APl A man
has been shot and killed when he
tried to resillt a robbery at·
tempt, police say.
Catarino Fernandez, 32. was
shot in the face with a rifie and
the three teenage boys who com-
mitted the crime then fled.
police said. No weapons or sus-
pects ha\'c been found.
Strike Effect Cot
EL SEGUNDO CAP> -A
Chevron USA oil refinery
spokesman claims a str1ke called
S8turday by 800 employes will
not affect the company's opera·
lions because management and
membersoftheOll.Chemlcaland
Atomic Workers Union Interna·
tional who did not go on strike
can maintaln pt'oduct~veries.
DAILY PILOT
•
,Newport Beach auto dealer •as
~ pa.Id to a Sant.a Ana detec·
live agency for un!peclfled
services.
Mrs. Bergeson 's write-in cam·
paign, which drew more votes
than any write-in campaign in
Orange County history. was
financed mainly by small con-
tributors as more than 100 donors
contributed $14,620 that made I.IP
her cash war chest.
Mrs. Bergeson 's 12-day blitz
was good enough to give her a
strong third place finish to
Cordova and Slemons.
Anthony's combined campaign
cost of $271,573 was the costliest
ever for a county office but not
nearly as costly as Supervisor
Thomas Riley's primary election
victory.
Riley spent $237,038 to win a
primary election over three op.
ponents, including Newport
Beach businessman Max
BJ.nswancer.
According to Al\lbooy's re·
eords, the former Wesminater
mayor spent $158,897 to defeat
Harry Yamamoto in the general election and $112,676 to scratch
his way into a runoff with
YamamotoinlastJWte'sprimary
election.
Uncovered in Anthony's state-
ment were monetary contribu-
tions apparently solicited on his
behalf by former police infor-
mant Gene Conrad.
Conrad last week sued the
Orange County District At-
torney's office for $170,000,
claiming his constitutional rights
bad been violated by a series of
alleged wire tapping incidents.
While most or AnthoQy's con-
tributions came from developer
and labor interest, Conrad
claimed be was a chief !und-
ralser for the newly elected COUD·
. ty supervisor.
300 Courses Slated
Storefront Classes
Big in Saddleback·
Saddleback College offered its
first 28 "storefront" classes in
1973, taking a small partofits cur-
riculum out into the community It
was attempting lo serve.
Other community colleges had
. already begun such off-campus
programs, so it wasn't a
particularly new concept. But al
the time, Saddleback officials
still weren'tsure it would catch on
in South Orange County.
They've been convinced.
During the upcoming spring
semester, classes will be taught
at more than 30 off-<:arnpus sites,
ranging from Irvine's CulverdaJe
School to San Clemente High
School and from El Te>ro Marine
Corps Air Station to Laguna
Beach High School.
Tbatoriginal, modestslateof28
classes has increased more than
tenfold. Well over~ course sec-
tions will be taught at off-campus
facilities in the SaddJeback Dis-
trict this spring.
Dan Armstrong, the Mission
Viejo school's community in-
formation director, said an
estimated 2,000 people are expect-
ed to enroll, filling S,000 available
seats. This means some people
taketwoormoreclasses.
•'The administration is pro-
bably proudest of the fact that a
student can now fulfill aJI require-
ments for an associate in arts
degree by taking off.campus
classes," Armstrong noted.
not substitute for permanent
campus facilities. This is one Jc~y
rea5on for the current move to
open a second district campUS irl
Irvine.
The inform a ti on officer said the
bulk of the off-campus program
classes must convene ln the late
afternoon or evening because
they malce use of facilities that
are in use during the daytime
hours -such as secondary and
elementary schools.
"A second campus provides a
permanent location fQI' the
daytime students as well," be
said.
Using the facilities or the five
unified school districts within its
boundaries has produced some
side benefits for SaddJeback. ,
For example, Armstrong not-;
ed, welding and' auto shop pro-
grams that still have no college.
level facilities available can be
taught in fully-equipped high
school shops, giving the tax·
payers a greater return on their
investment.
Besides the 15 schools that will
be wsed as class sites this spring,
Saddleback wlll make use of
several hospitals, Marine Corps
facilities, community centers,
s avings and loan buildings, a drug
rehabilitation center and a
library.
Classes listed in the school's
course schedule, which was re-
cently mailed to all district resi-
dents. cover the entire spectrum
of Saddle back's educational pro-
gram.
Terry and the Toddlers
Striped, hooded terrycloth wraps keep
children warm after their daily exercise
in the children's pool of a nursery in
Torgau, East Germany. Physical exercise
in the pool's warm waters is used when
cold weather keeps outdoor activities to a
minimum.
Fro•PageAJ
RAISE •••
But SVEA will continue with
the charge on the basis that the
initial act was illegal, he said.
SVEA will also ask that the dis-
trict pay teacher interest on
money they have l08t since Sep.
tember, he said .
ll lnlatees were really interest-
ed in helping teachers, Mecham
said, they could have acted on the
pay raise sooner.
Noting that two trustees now
are seeking re·election, he
charged, "They're making it a
political issue."
7HIEVES STEAL
$8,500 COFFEE
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
CAP) -Thieves tempted by
sharply rising coffee'ptices have
stolen a truck containing 2,'419
pounds of · coffee worth about
$8,SOO in the northern town of
Aalborg, police said today.
Danish coffee prices have
jumped from $1.75 to $3.50 in the
past year.
Suicide 'Innocent'
JERUSALEM (AP) -Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin and has
cabinet have decided that J lous-
ing Minister A vraham Of<?r must
be presumed innocent or the cor-
ruption charges that drove him to
suicide, because he can no longer
be proven guilty in court.
Glance Shows Top
State Budget Facets
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Here
at a glance is Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'s budgetfortbe 1977-78
fiscal year:
SPENDING: $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 milliom set aside
for schools, tax relieC, Medi-Cal
and prison construction which is
technically not appropriated in
the budget bill.
TAXES: No new stale or local
taxes are proposed.
TAX RELIEF: $480 million ls
earmarked for tax relier for
homeowners and elderly renters.
SCHOOLS: Support would be
increased by $290 million, to $3.Z
billion.
* * *
PAY RAISES: Five percent
for most state employes, 2.2 per.
cent for state college professors
and no raises for j udge3.
WELFARE: Grants would be increased 6 percent.
GROWTH: Spending is in·
creased $1.9 billion, or 14.3 per·
cent.
SURPLUS: The surplus at the
end of the current fiscal year on
June 30 is estimated at $1.13
billion, and at $846.3 million next year.
CONSTRUCTION: $94.2
million is earmarked for new
prison facilities and $220.7
million for other state buildings.
* * * f'rolftPageAJ
STATE BUDGET •••
covery from the economic re-
cession of the past three years.
The revenue figures are based
on productions of a 10.1 percent in-
crease in the personal income of
Californians, a 12.2 percent in-
crease in business profits and a
1 2 percent drop in the unemploy-
ment rate during the coming
year.
Those faclors will produce a
previously unexpected $1.13·
billion surplus in the current
budget year, which ends June 30,
and an 11.2 percent increase in
state tax revenues next year, . ,
Finance Director Roy Bell said.
Brown's 1977-78 spending
GOOD ECONOMY
EYED FOR STATE-Al
Officials give credit for the sur-
ge in the program's scope to ad-
ministrator WiUiam Jay, who
was hJred away from Moorpark
College in Ventura County, where
he had established asimilar com-
munity curriculum.
As SaddJeback's dean of in·
struclion, Jay moved for a
masaive expansion of off-campus
offerings. primarily because of
theslzeofthedislricl-.Spercent
of the county's land area.
'Crossroads' Lauded ADDITIONAL
BUDGET DETAIL$-A5
Armstrong said the administra-
tion has consistently argued that
a large off.campus program can-
Concert Cast
Seeking Help
In Saddleback
Homes are needed for about 40
members of the cast or Up With
People which will be perl'orm.lng
in the SaddJeback Valley this
weekend.
Area residents are being asked
to open their homes and pl'OVide
several meal.a and transportation
!or the young people wbo will be
performing in a two-hour concert
at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Mission
Viejo l:Dgh Scbool tym.
In addition to Ulla eoncert,
which is being pretentecl aa a
lund raiser by the hip scltool 's
Keywanettes, Up Wtth People
will present a free conce.rt at 7:30
p.m. Friday lo the Lquna Hill.a
Mall.
Other perfol'mances are
planned for the Mission Viejo
Hl1h School students and resi·
denta of Leisure World.
Residents willing to host one ot
the cut memben are asked to
call Up With People's t«Uporwy o(fi~e al '95.0122.
'netet6 tor tbs Sunda,y con.tert
ma,y bt'Purchased ln uea balW.
Adln!Nlon is $2.SO tor student.
and '3.SO for-adult..
Aid TOllr Bepla
B!JRUT, Leba*'ft ~AP)
Premier Salim tl·lfoll new to
Jr,q today for the tlnt stop on a
·tour 1eetlrl1 flna.ndaJ aJd from
Peraian Gutt oil 1tatea -lor 'Lebanon's war-battered
economy. He canted messatta
from ,Pretideat Ellaa Sarkis ot
Lebanion to the heads of state of
Jr11q, t.lat.r, the United Arab
Emirates. Oman and Babtaln.
Students Assess Dana Hills High Program
By ANNE COOPER
Of Ille Dally Pli.t Staff
Students gel a better prepara-
tion in Dana HUis High School's
crossroads program than stu-
dents in traditional high school
programs, regardless of their
post· graduation aspirations.
This was the assessment or
Nancy Crowell and Cindi Mor·
row, education majors in the
year-old alternative school pro-
gram, which draws students
from throughout the Capiatrfno
Unified School District.
.. Kids who want to go to college
are better prepared, because at
Crossroads they have to take
responsibility ror thelr own
academic progress," said Cindi.
"They can't put the learning
burden on teachers.
"Other kids, who want to go
right to work after high school.
also have an advantage as
Crossroads students. Work ex-
perience ls bullL into the pro-
gram, so when they look for Jobs
the.r are seaaoned workers with
good local references.·•
Although the program has a
great deal to offer difterent kinds
or students. U is not right for
everybody, the girls said.
"It's possible to slide through a
traditional high school program,
gettlQg A's and B's without really
dolni much work," Cindi said.
"In Crossroads, since the
N!tponstblllty is on the student,
kids wbo Jack motivation and
self-diaclpllne just can"t handle
the freedom.'•
'lbe freedom can be a sbock at nnt to any student accustomed
to clour aupervl11on, said
Nancy.
"When you &tt YOW' first gov·
enuuent utlfnme.ot and realise
you a.re expected to 1et ~ell
to • 1chool board meetJf\I, a
courtroom trial and a Cit1 Coun-cil mteUna, il ca.a throw you a blt,"1hesald.
.. I Uke takin1 reaponatbUity for
m)'Mll tbou,JI," •M said ... lt's
ctven me ffHter opportW\ity for ••·nprttaton.
"I etpeclaUy Qlll'edate the
opportJIQlty I've bid to t.ach art
at D'l Obt1po Eleanentary
O.ll'f t'llR Staff,_,.
RESPONSIBILITY AEST8 WITH STUDENT IN CROSSROADS
Cindi Morrow (left), Nancy Crowell Like Chattenge1
School. J intend to m.ior in art in
college, and my wor.k Uperlence
with Crossroads has given me a
chance to sff what it's Uke to
teach art.''
Studentl ln the prosram apeod
eithtt tbe morning or the after-
1)()00 on campus, a part oC the
Dana Hill• prope_rt,y wtuch bu
beer\ set apart.
JndMdualized academic In-
struction ia carried out In
portables, each wlth a ehJngle
over tbe door, de•iJDatlnl it• de· •ten. comnnanlcatlons, computa· tJon or IOdal 1clenca center.
The portion of their day whicb
is not taken up with academic
work is scheduled for public
service or courses at Dana Hills,
in the Capistrano adult educatJon
program or al Saddleback
Collete.
Like Nancy. Cindi's public
service work has been ln
teaching. For moN! than a year
she bad tutored ptiysica.Uy ban·
dicapped chlldren at th 'R. H.
Dana Sl>eeial EducaUon Facllity
tn Dana Point.
''J'll be 1raduat1ng at the end
of the semester, and I'm really
going lo miss my ch11dren, •· abe
said. "Teaching them has been
the best klnd or ed.ucatlon •••
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budget proposal is $15,195,527,110,
including $896.6 million technical-
ly not appropriated in the budget
bill which is set aside for schools,
tax relief, Medi·Cal and prison
construction.
Brown said new prisons are
needed to Increase the capacity of
California's 2\,000.lnmate cor·
reclional system by another 2,400,
"because the Jaws we have
passed in the last two years are
projected to increase our prison
population substantially.
"There's a great deal of dis·
cussion that not enough people
are going to prison, and I have a
bunch that as we go down the road
lhe judges are going to toughen
up. And If we are going to have
swirt. certain punishment we've
got to have the room available,"
he said.
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FLU SHOT.;.
pected to arrive today but there
would be no comment on its con-
tent or allegaUon.
Pacelll '1 I aw firm was retained
by the Orange County Deputy
Sheriff's Assocatloo on behalf of
Deller.
Accordlng to Pacelli, Deller
was given the swine nu shOt
while on the job Friday, Pee. 3.
'"He fell wheezy over the
rweekend but reported for his re·
gular shift the following Mon·
day," Pacelli said. "AU a.m. the
next morning he awoke W1U\
chills and a 105.<fe1Teefever.''
Accordin1 to Pacelli the dep~
ty was treated by paramedics
and taken to the hoepltaJ, whel'f
he ran a btih fever for nve d119
and was paralyied for another weelc.
"He still hu residual errecta ot
the paraly.ala 1n hl• rl&ht arm and
fingers," Pacelli 1'1d.
The federal government set up ~edure• tor nuna auit and
claims connected witb the swine . nu inoculatlon program. Plain-
tiffs must !ireat rue a claim,
whJcb will be acceptodorrejected
witJ\ln a slx-montb pe.rlod, PacelU
Hid.
•
.4 J •DAIL V PILOT s
Monday'
Afternoon Price1
Mond!y. ,,_nuary 10. 1917
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
(
On Skids?
RBCal,la: Leaat of W081
Money
Tree
RECALLING A POSSIBLY DEFECl'IVE product ia
not an uplift.in& experience for any company. However, tlUa
recall seems to be in keeping with some malodoroua b.ap-
Ptt!ings at this 76-year-Old company, once so clceely Iden·
tilled with its founding family that an authorized biltory,
''The Firestone Story," proudly proclaJmed Ralpb Waldo
Emenoo's dictum that "an lnaUWUoo ls the lqthened shadow of one man."
That man, in this case, was Harvey S. Firestone, who f
rounded this company in Akron in 1900. Its initial buainesa
was selling carriage tires. Sales in the first year were
$110.000. Today. Firestone ls one of the 50 laraest corl)Ol'a-
tioos in America, with annual sales ot S4 billion.
But there are other differences, not related to size. In
UI04, R. G. Dun and Company (predecesspr of Duo & Bradstreet) issued a credit report on Harvey ·Firestone,
stating that his ''character and habits are good and
personal standing and business abiUty qulte good." It added
that he has the reputation ··or meeting his obligations to the
letter."
THAT'S A FAR C'llY FROM THE REPORT just lasued
by three men who are directors of Firestone Tire and Ru~
bet. They have been investigating various improper PQ·
ments made by the company in recent years, and tbe7 un-
covered the following:
-Robert P . ~. rormer vice chairman and ebW
rtnancial officer of the company. controlled nearly $1.2
millioo of Firestone's funds in secret accounts "at maQ7 ban.ks. ..
-Beasley used devi~ IMtbod.s to build up these ae--
counts. One of bis favorite devices was to infla\.eaalaries ol
~e employees abroad, then have them remit the
fund.I to the Beasley-controlled accounts.
-LESS THAN HALF TIDS SLUSH FUND baa been 9t·
counted (or. The three-man Firestone committee still
doesn't know what happened to $625,000. Beasley bu not
been helpful. He bas taken the Fifth Amendment in refuablg
to answer questions submitted by the SEC.
-Some $390,000 in questionable payments were ma
by t.be company in connection with its foreign operatJoal. ln
one country, Firestone made "illegal" contribuUom total-
ing SIM.000 to a poliUcal party. ln Mexico, Firestone joined
with other rubber companies in making a concealed PQ· meot to help ··arrange" government approval ror a price a.
crease.
That's Firestonet.oda,y.
HARVEY FIRESTONE'S SONS AND grandaooa wen
active in the management or the company be founded, and
the Firestone family still owns the largest block ol stoet. ·
But this tradition is passing, too.
Toward the end ol 1976, Just as Firestone issued its Ure
recall and the three outside directors issued their report oa
improper payments, Kimball C. Firestone quit as vice pre-
sident and head of the company's government affairs oftlee
in Washington, D.C. Re is the 43-year-old grandson ol the
rounder ot Firestone. And bis resigbation means that for the
first time since its founding in 1900 the company baa no
Firestones active in management.
Sun to Fill
Calory Tank
PBILADELPJUA (AP) -When you say "fill
'er up" at a reopened Sunoco gas st~Uon this sprl.ng,
YoU can get anything from cream·fiUed to oo-Jead.
THE SUN COMPANY, OFJl'EUNG A cbanee
fOf' customers to bwn calories and octane at the
same Ume, has announced it will market doughnuts
and provide self-service gas pumps at statlot1.1 now
vacant in this area and in Michigan.
Suncrest Industries lnc., a Sun Company sub-
sidiary, formed separate pa.rtnenhips with Dawn
Donut Shops Management Corp. of Peosauken, N.
J .• to manage the project.
"We've bad to close a number or service •ta·
tiooa that were losing money or were marcinalb
profitable beea.use or the energy situation,·· said
&m spokesman Jim Moran i.n a telepbooe lo·
terview.
1'BE&E'S AN OPPOATUNITY TO VSE theH
existing stations to sell dougbnuta. We're trytq to
find a better way to serve the consumer.··
The Sun Compan,y will provide five vacant ata-
tiom in each area and convert them to doughnut ~·Teat marking will begin in the spring, Lyater
Increased Supplyl
Called Too Shori
WASRlNGTON <AP> -AJf.bouCh world l"UD ,..,..., )
have increased because of good barvesu tbe pa.a=~· ttlll are not large enoulh to uau.re ample foocl • ill
the future, says. Maier Al:riculture ~
By ne.i 1ummer worid &rain atocb, exdudlq l.boM la t.be Soviet UnJoa and the People's Republic ol Oaioa. will-.,
~ sharply from a yur or two uo but auu will be a.. taa.. t1M:1 were In IM9, •cc.ordina to Aulltant Secretey Bidaanf
E. Bell. ' ..